Professional Supervision for Occupational Therapists
Reflective practice and clinical mentorship to strengthen your skills, confidence, and professional growth - delivered in-person or online.
Why Supervision Matters
I was fortunate to receive professional supervision from experienced OTs early in my career, and at pivotal moments throughout. That guidance helped me translate the theory I learned at university into real-world practice. It kept me showing up - not just physically, but engaged and growing. It shaped my career.
In the past, supervision was often built into the systems we worked within. That's changed. Health services have shifted, NDIS practice is often independent, and many OTs now work without this critical support structure.
That's the gap I want to fill.
You Don’t Have to Navigate This Work Alone
Working as an occupational therapist isn't always straightforward. You're supporting people with complex needs, collaborating within teams with diverse approaches, and navigating funding systems that seem to shift constantly. It's rewarding work, but it can also be isolating, challenging, and at times, overwhelming.
I don't say this to be pessimistic. I say it because I think it's important that OTs receive the support and learning they need to not just survive in this profession, but to truly develop as allied health clinicians.
What We Can Work On Together
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Developing Your Clinical Skills
For newer therapists building confidence with a particular client group: unpacking cases, exploring interventions, and strengthening your clinical reasoning in disability practice.
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Stepping Into Clinical Leadership
For more experienced OTs moving into leadership roles within larger organisations: navigating team dynamics, developing supervisory skills, and finding your voice as a leader.
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Career Transitions & Job Changes
Thinking about shifting into a new area of OT practice? We can explore your options, work on job applications, and even run mock interviews to prepare you for the transition.
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Support for Sole Traders
Running your own practice means you don't have colleagues down the hall to bounce ideas off. Supervision gives you that space: to discuss your work, troubleshoot challenges, and stay grounded in evidence-based practice.
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OTs Working in Non-OT Roles
If you're an occupational therapist working outside traditional clinical practice but still want to maintain your connection to the profession and develop your skills, supervision can support that too.
Core Focus Areas Across All Sessions:
Case consultation and clinical guidance
Reflective practice and professional development
NDIS systems, funding, and report writing
Ethical dilemmas and scope of practice questions
Goal setting and career planning
How It Works
Flexible Delivery
Sessions can be held online via secure video conferencing, or in-person at a mutually agreed venue, whatever works best for you.
Your Schedule, Your Frequency
Supervision is available Monday to Friday, during business hours or after hours by arrangement. You can book a one-off session for targeted support, or set up regular ongoing supervision.
Session Length & Investment
Each session is 1 hour. Enough time to dig into meaningful discussion without feeling rushed.
$185 per session (GST inclusive)
Book Your Supervision Session.
Use the form below to select a day that suits you. I’ll be in touch with you within 1-2 business days to progress your booking, along with video link details and a preparation guide, as well as how to make payment.
What You Can Expect
Questions About Supervision?
If you'd like to discuss your supervision needs before booking, feel free to contact me.