Supervision

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The revised edition of A Vision for Supervision
AVAILABLE NOW!

Strengths-based questions to inspire reflective conversations
Supervision plays a pivotal role in the professional development of social workers, psychologists, counsellors, managers, health practitioners, life coaches and other human service professionals.

supervision is the revised edition of A Vision for Supervision. It is a fantastic tool for supporting strengths-based, solution-focused approaches to supervision.

This incredible 30 card resource provides opportunities to build the capacity of practitioners and supervisors in a range of Human Service settings.

The adaptability of these cards can help set expectations when establishing a supervision relationship and provide a new dimension to existing ones.

The primary aim of these cards is to empower both the supervisor and practitioner to engage in curious, nuanced and reflective conversations that will help build the capacity and learning of both.

supervision covers all aspects of supervision, including setting up strengths-based and solution-focussed processes, focussing on reflective practice, building self-supervision skills, creating spaces to explore best practices, reviewing progress over time, generating opportunities and considering the bigger picture.

supervision can be a powerful opportunity for discovery and learning for both supervisor and practitioner – with the benefits also flowing on to clients.

Suitable for:
• Social workers
• Psychologists
• Counsellors
• Managers/Supervisors
• Health practitioners
• Human Service professionals

Aaron Garth

Aaron Garth is a Melbourne-based youth worker, social worker, and mental health practitioner with over two decades of experience supporting young people across Australia. As Executive Director of Ultimate Youth Worker, he leads a team dedicated to training, coaching, and developing professionals in the youth sector. A graduate of RMIT University and current PhD candidate, Aaron has worked across some of the most challenging areas of youth services — from homelessness and mental health to drug and alcohol outreach and residential care. He is a sought-after speaker, educator, and advocate for a more professionalised youth workforce, and has taught at institutions including RMIT, Chisholm Institute, and Eastern College Australia. Aaron's work is driven by a simple belief: when youth workers are better supported, young people get better outcomes.

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