Elevating supervision through training
In this 90-minute session, state-wide principal practitioners, Anita Morris and Natalie Tillinger discuss how the new videos and discussion guides can be used in training and supervisory practice with guest speakers from No to Violence, Safe and Equal and Sexual Assault Services Victoria.
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Key quotes from the session
‘Paying attention to improving supervision can have far reaching effects and be the most cost-effective way of turning around an organisation.'
- Jane Wonnacott
‘Don't impose on me what you know. I want to explore the unknown and be the source of my own discoveries.’
- Caroline Gilbert
‘I think that supervision can actually turn around and transform lives, and I think we need to always hold that in mind.'
- Anita Morris
‘I count the most significant time of my both personal and professional growth to have occurred in the context of supervision.'
- Natalie Tillinger
Attendee feedback
'Videos were excellent and really enjoyed hearing from the different speakers.'
'Very relevant, I like the recognition of lived experience as not a negative thing.'
'I liked the specific examples provided. Was great for me to think how this can be transferred to my role.'
'It was very insightful and thankful that this is now being pushed in our sector and an ongoing practice and improvement. It has given me the confidence to move forward with tools to support a new team.'
'I found Steven's insights very useful, in particular the discussion around the supervisee holding responsibility for the shape and direction of their own supervision sessions as well as discussion around supervision being of value to organisations in terms of developing a learning and growth culture within organisations. I thought that was very powerful.'
Resources
Downloads
Webpages
Information Sheet on four functions of supervision
Information sheet on reflective supervision
Trauma-informed principles in practice adapted from the Blue Knot Practice Guidelines
Updated