Supervision is a Social Work and Clinical construct that provides clinicians with the opportunity to discuss the impact of their service delivery on the outcomes for people. Its external facilitation delivers alternative ideas and possibilities for the Social Worker to consider. It has an implication on the clinicians annual registration.
This model is now being used outside of the Social Worker or Clinical space because it provides professionals with a safe space to discuss their role and how they influence it. It has become an effective tool in meeting compliance within the Health & Safety in the workplace Act
Group Supervision
A cost-effective process for organizations to provide supervision to groups of 5 – 6 people either clinically or professionally. A program of monthly meetings with the group provides facilitation to discuss clinical and professional outcomes
Professional Supervision
This supervision is for those practitioners who are outside of the health or social service sector. It is similar to the social work model however works with the practitioner to work safely within their …
Social Work or Clinical Supervision
Jackie uses a social work model of supervision which includes clinical discussion, wellbeing and professional development.