Clinical Supervision for Counsellors, Psychotherapists and Psychologists

Professional Guidance, Mentorship, and Regulatory Support

Regular clinical supervision is a vital requirement for all registered mental health practitioners. Whether you are an experienced therapist or just starting out, supervision provides an essential space for reflection, skill development, and emotional support.

"Supervisory relationships are a complex blend of professional, educational, and therapeutic aspects."

— Geldard and Geldard (2001, p. 377)

Why Clinical Supervision Matters

For clinicians — especially those in private practice — the work can sometimes feel isolating. A supervisory relationship provides reassurance, affirmation, and fresh perspectives on complex cases.

While beginning practitioners may occasionally feel apprehensive about having their work reviewed, clinical supervision is not about judgment. It is a supportive mentorship designed to protect both the client and the clinician, foster professional growth, and prevent burnout.

Supervision is also mandatory for maintaining active registration with key Australian professional bodies, including ACA and PACFA.

Who can benefit?

Supervision is tailored to support:

• Counsellors
• Psychotherapists
• Psychologists
• Students/Trainees in mental health disciplines

What We Can Work On Together

As a supervisee you can draw on supervision sessions to:

• Navigate Complex Cases: Identify and unpack challenging client dynamics or stuck points.
• Develop Strategies: Refine your therapeutic approach and learn new, effective interventions.
• Gain Fresh Perspectives: Dicuss session concerns in a safe, confidential environment.
• Receive Suport and Validation: Build confidence in your practice and validate your professional progress.
• Maintain Compliance: Ensure you meet professional boundary guidelines and association logging requirements.

Professional Registration Standards

Keep up to date with your mandatory annual supervision requirments:

• Supervision requirements for PACFA members
• Supervision requirements for ACA members

About Your Supervisor

Christine has been practicing individual, couple, and family counselling and psychotherapy for over 20 years. Throughout her career, she has regularly provided clinical supervision to both practicing therapists and students. Christine works flexibly within each supervisee’s individual modal framework rather than imposing a single model of practice. As a PACFA Accredited Supervisor and Registered Mental Health Practitioner, she is qualified to provide clinical supervision across all professional membership tiers.

Christine Bennett

PACFA accredited Supervisor and Registered Mental Health Practioner

Christine has been practicing individual, couple, and family counselling and psychotherapy for over 20 years. Throughout her career, she has regularly provided clinical supervision to both practicing therapists and students.

Christine works flexibly within each supervisee’s individual modal framework rather than imposing a single model of practice. As a PACFA Accredited Supervisor and Registered Mental Health Practitioner, she is qualified to provide clinical supervision across all professional membership tiers.

Christine is a PACFA Accredited Supervisor and works within the framework of the supervisee's method of practice rather than being limited to any one model.

Christine is also a PACFA registered Mental Health Practitioner and as such qualifies to provide supervision for other PACFA Mental Health Practitioners.

Flexible Delivery and Locations

• CROWS NEST, SYDNEY NSW
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• ERINA, CENTRAL COAST NSW
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• ONLINE IN SECURE MEETING ROOM
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