Professional supervision services
Dedicated, reflective support tailored for Alcohol and Other Drug (AOD) practitioners. Available in-person across Auckland and Waikato, or online anywhere throughout New Zealand.
Tailored supervision formats
Supervision provides an essential space to maintain ethical boundaries, navigate complex caseloads, and prevent burnout. Choose the structure that best suits your clinical and professional needs.
Individual supervision
A confidential, one-on-one reflective space designed specifically to unpack casework, support ethical decision-making, and promote sustained practitioner wellbeing.
Group supervision
Collaborative peer sessions focusing on shared learning, peer support, and collective clinical reflection for teams and practitioner cohorts.
Online nationwide
Flexible, secure video supervision accessible from anywhere across New Zealand, ensuring continuous support regardless of your location.
Supervision as a Learning Process
Supervision is first and foremost a 'learning process'. The process is driven from the experience of the supervisee, rather than the wisdom and knowledge of the supervisor.
Davys & Beddoe (2020)
In-person sessions in Auckland and Waikato
For practitioners who value face-to-face dialogue, in-person sessions offer an immersive, grounding environment. The supervisee plans for supervision, leads the agenda and brings items for exploration and review. They share openly and honestly about practice experience, accepting responsibility for learning, development and needs. Supervision becomes an integral, increasingly self-directed part of professional life: a secure base for advice, support, development and wellbeing across a career.
Specialised support for AOD practitioners
Whether you work within community organisations, DHBs, or private practice, supervision is targeted to the realities of addiction work. Get in touch today to discuss how we can structure your supervision agreement.
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