When I looked for radical social work supervision several years ago, I couldn’t find it*. I decided then to start working towards the gap I thought was missing. The gap between theory at university and practice in the workplace is huge. I’m here to support you to figure out what’s important to you, what your values are, what your professional responsibilities are and how to work in a way aligned with all three. 

My professional practice has primarily been in the mental health sector in Victoria across tertiary services and NGOs with short stints in hospital social work and disability (NDIS Support Coordination). I have worked in therapeutic roles, along with primarily case management roles dealing with systems such as NDIS, Centrelink (primarily DSP applications) and My Aged Care. I have worked with people experiencing suicidal distress in all my roles and have completed further tertiary education in this. I also have a keen interest in how we respond to family and sexual violence and am experienced with the MARAM framework in Victoria.

*Eventually I found a great supervisor