Neurodiversity Affirming Group Supervision
Membership is limited to 6 members total
Membership is restricted counsellors/psychotherapists who wish to practice in a neurodiversity affirming manner
Groups are run as closed groups (i.e. no drop ins)
Members can nominate or request prioritisation of monthly topics to suit their needs
Session structure
Group supervision sessions will adjust to suit the members of that group.
Here are some things that you might expect:
Check-in
Discussion of monthly topic
Share
discuss a case, or
themes you are experiencing, or
explore issues that are affecting you
reflect on questions posed and feedback given to you
Engage with others
pose curious questions
give feedback
notice themes occurring within the group
share skills, perceptions, and resources
Check-out
Availabilities
Sunday group
Every 4 weeks
9-10:30am
Currently accepting new group members
2024 & 2025 dates
Times are AEST times during winter & AEDT time during summer (i.e. NSW/VIC/ACT local time)
Membership
Why join?
Connect with other counsellors
Find your professional tribe
Learn from other professionals who utilise a neurodiversity affirming framework
Feel part of a community
Build your referral network
Share your understandings
Talk to peers who won’t dismiss ND-specific issues
Talk to professionals who will understand and support you
Explore your own beliefs and values about being neurodiversity affirming
Build skills
Spend your group supervision with peers who understand what it means to be neurodiversity affirming
Monthly topics will be presented by the supervisor followed by a short group discussion of the topic.
Grow as a counsellor
Develop skills and reflective practice that creates greater safety and connection for your neurodivergent clients
Deepen your reflective practice
Receive peer and supervisor feedback
Monthly topics
This is an example list of topics that may be discussed in supervision. Group members may nominate additional topics.
Professional development
How to do supervision
Having a plan for PD
Business Development
Setting & raising fees
Counselling
Theories & strategies
Note-taking
Use of self
Boundaries
Dual & multiple relationships
Counselling contracts & other required paperwork
Managing your own burnout
Transference & Parallel processing