Group Supervision
Group Supervision for Professional Teams
Group supervision is a collaborative process in which a supervisor works with a team of professionals to provide guidance, feedback, and support. Rooted in the principles of systemic therapy, group supervision emphasizes the interconnectedness of relationships, dynamics, and systems within the professional context.
Engaging a skilled group supervisor brings numerous benefits, including the creation of a safe and structured space for exploring complex professional challenges, gaining insights from diverse perspectives, and enhancing problem-solving through shared knowledge and experiences. The group setting allows participants to practice reflective skills, improve relational competencies, and build confidence in their work.
Meet Alex
Alex is an Accredited Mental Health Social Worker with over 18 years of experience working with adults, children and families. She has a particular interest in working with people who have experienced complex trauma and enjoys using somatic or body based interventions that support trauma integration, healing and recovery. Alex has completed training in Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy, Theraplay, Dialetical Behaviour Therapy and Emotional Freedom Therapy (tapping).
Alex is committed to supporting children to feel connected within their families and a sense of belonging within their broader communities. Recognising and developing children’s sense of competency and agency is a key goal of her therapeutic framework.
Alex is compassionate and curious, providing a space for people to feel accepted and seen. As a parent herself, her hope would be for parents to recognise and enhance their strengths so that they can be the parents that they would like to be.
