Developing Clinical Supervision Skills
This program offers a comprehensive overview of essential supervision techniques, focusing on intervention strategies, ethical considerations, and effective evaluation methods to enhance clinical supervision expertise.
Learn About Clinical Supervision
Clinical supervision expertise over three focused days.
Supervision is an essential safeguard for clients, a support for counsellors and a process through which practitioners can develop their skills and competence.
Supervision is a required undertaking for numerous allied health professionals in a great variety of disciplines including counselling, psychology, social work, mental health nursing, hypnotherapy, and community work.
A competent professional supervisor is able to conduct both individual and group supervision sessions using various techniques and interventions. They can provide effective evaluation and feedback to supervisees while addressing the ethical and legal considerations of supervision
Events
Upcoming workshop on supervision scheduled for February 14-16, 2026
Sydney Supervison Training Certificate of Attainment
Address: 64 Shaw Street Kingsgrove NSW 2208
Register now for the January 24, 2026 supervision on supervision Face to Face
Supervision on Supervision Face to Face
Location: 64 Shaw Street Kingsgrove NSW 2208
Join our February 2026 group supervision class.
February 7 : 10am- 12 pm
February 9: 5pm -7 pm
Supervision on Supervision Group Supervision
Venue address: 64 Shaw Street Kingsgrove NSW 2208
Reviews
Counsellor (anonymous)
Attendee
“The practical aspects of the course really brought home for me how valuable supervision is and can be.
Lyndall’s experience was really good to tap into as well.”
Neuropsychotherapist & Counsellor
Richard Hill, Attendee
“I’m very grateful for the supervision course, not only because of the content, but because of the way it was taught by Lyndall Briggs.
The number of additional resources provided is just one example of how the course itself was enhanced. I recommend this to everyone.”
Counsellor (anonymous)
Attendee
“I am so glad I attended workshop training, the group discussions with fellow would-be supervisors were really instructive and Lyndall added extra advice and guidance from all her experience and other sources too.”