Supporting practitioners to be strong, healthy and skilled.

Clinical and professional supervision

Supervision is essential to ethical and accountable practice; and it can be a transformative tool to remain strong and well in the work. Supervision is tax deductible if it is self funded.

Be. provides responsive and person-centred supervision with a strong anti-oppressive foundation. Supervision is adapted to the supervision goals of each individual and the professional waves they ride from session to session. Supervision may focus on clinical guidance, emotional support, career planning, ethical dilemmas, leadership and skill development - or perhaps a blend of all of the above. Sessions will draw on evidence and theories to support the connection to practice and professional growth.

Supervisee testimonial

Working with Miranda has undoubtedly been the most enriching and transformative experience of supervision throughout my career. Miranda is able to create a safe and reflective space that allows me time to slow down and navigate the complex ethical tensions inherent in my work. Miranda skilfully empowered me to examine my values, sit in feelings of discomfort, believe in myself, and forge a path forward that feels right for me. Miranda has been an instrumental part of my personal and professional growth over the last 12 months, and I would recommend her supervision services to anyone who is seeking something more than just a traditional supervision approach. 

Meet our supervisors

Our supervisors are here to offer non-judgemental support, guidance and a space for deep thinking, feeling and growth so that you can be the best you can be for those you serve.

Supervision fees

Self-funded: $180 incl GST

Employer funded: $180 plus GST

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  • Founder

    Miranda is an accredited Social Worker with the Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW), AASW mentor and casual Social Work academic.

    Miranda is a highly experienced supervisor. Using an anti-oppressive and solutions focused approach, Miranda provides supervision to social workers, psychologists and other helping professionals.

    Miranda has over 20 years experience as a practitioner, leader and executive in government, community based services and independent practice across fields of practice such as child protection, out of home care, domestic and family violence, sexual assault, mental health, environmental justice, community development, sector capacity building and advocacy.

    Miranda specialises in providing supervision to practitioners who:

    • are contemplating changes in their career

    • walk between the two worlds of being a practitioner and having their own lived experiences

    • are experiencing ethical pain or moral injury

    • experience feelings of self-doubt or perfectionism.

    Miranda is a certified NeuroFit coach and is able to incorporate nervous system and somatic practices into session to prevent ‘burnout’ or support recovery from ‘burnout’ or moral injury.

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  • Zoe holds a Masters Degree in Psychotherapy and Counselling, and has twenty five years experience of working with adults, children and families. During this time, Zoe has held caseworker, manager and executive roles in both non-government and statutory services. Zoe’s areas of expertise include child-protection, out of home care, and domestic violence. Zoe is trauma-informed and works from a person-centred, strengths-based approach.

    Zoe has experience of supervising both groups and individuals, as well as providing leadership coaching and mentoring. Zoe’s approach to supervision builds safety, and provides a space for reflection and personal and professional growth and empowerment.

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  • Natalie is a highly qualified professional, holding a Bachelor degree in Social Science, with over 15 years of experience working in DCJ, providing professional supervision to practitioners and leadership teams.

    Natalie has expertise in therapeutic, evidence informed casework assessment and interventions, violence and trauma informed practices, and child development and attachment. Natalie is experienced in the facilitation and training of individual and group supervision models that safeguard reflective and ethical assessment and decision making for children and families involved in the child protection and Out of Home Care system.

    Natalie provides a professional supervision service that takes a holistic approach to your individual experiences and expertise to create a safe and reflective space to explore and navigate the complexities of your work and sustain your wellbeing.

    Natalie's approach to supervision is compassionate, collaborative, and strengths based, and grounded in evidence based social justice approaches and trauma informed principles including safety, cultural humility, and empowerment.