Available with Rebecca, Leah or Brydie – $170+GST for 60mins

Individual supervision offers tailored, in-depth support aligned with your experience, role, and professional goals.

This may include:

• Case formulation and intervention planning
• Supporting complexity, disability, trauma, and family systems
• Professional identity development and confidence building
• Navigating systems, reports, boundaries, and workload demands
• Reflective practice and clinical decision-making

Individual supervision is available for clinicians at all stages of their career and can be short-term, ongoing, or goal-focused.

Our group supervision sessions provide a safe, collaborative space for paediatric occupational therapists to reflect, learn, and grow together.

Groups are intentionally kept small (2–5 clinicians) to support depth of discussion, psychological safety, and meaningful professional connection.

These sessions are responsive and flexible, shaped by the shared needs of the group and the common threads emerging across participants’ caseloads. Supervision focuses on real clinical work, allowing therapists to step back, reflect deeply, and strengthen their reasoning alongside peers.

Group sessions may include:

• Exploration of common patterns, challenges, and themes across caseloads
• Guided clinical reflection and collaborative problem-solving
• Case discussions to support decision-making and intervention planning
• Topic-based learning informed by the needs and priorities of the group
• Space for connection, reassurance, and reduction of professional isolation

Topics are guided by what the group needs most at the time, ensuring supervision remains relevant, practical, and grounded.

Clinicians are welcome to form their own supervision groups.

This may include:

• A small group of colleagues
• Friends working in similar clinical areas
• Therapists working within the same organisation or team

If you already have 2–5 clinicians who would like to engage in group supervision together, we can work with you to create a custom group tailored to your shared needs, caseloads, and goals. Topic focus, session structure, and frequency can be shaped collaboratively to ensure the supervision is meaningful and useful for everyone involved

If you are interested in forming a custom group, please get in touch to discuss availability and options.

$500+GST for the year or $50+GST per session
Program runs once a month on a Thursday, for a duration of one hour

A structured and supportive supervision space designed specifically for new graduate paediatric occupational therapists. These sessions are built around deep dives into specific clinical topics, covering everything you need to know to support your clients with confidence and clarity.

Each session combines guided teaching with practical application, followed by time for clinical reflection, case discussion, and connection with other new graduate therapists navigating similar challenges.

Sessions typically include:

• Topic-specific learning and clinical frameworks
• Practical strategies that can be applied immediately
• Guided case discussions and shared problem-solving
• Reflection, reassurance, and peer connection

This group supports structured learning, reduced isolation, and safe professional growth during the early years of practice.

$300+GST for the year or $30+GST per session
Program runs once a month on a Friday, for a duration of one hour

These sessions are designed specifically for therapy assistants working within paediatric and NDIS settings.

Each session includes a focused deep dive into a key topic, providing practical guidance on how to support clients effectively and ethically within your role. Sessions also include time for reflection, discussion, and connection with other therapy assistants working in similar contexts.

Sessions may cover:

• Understanding the purpose behind therapy goals and strategies
• Regulation, behaviour, sensory needs, and participation
• Role clarity, scope of practice, and boundaries
• Supporting sessions safely and confidently
• Reflective discussion and shared learning

These groups support confidence, clarity, and professional development in a safe, respectful environment.

$170+GST per hour

High-quality NDIS reports take time, focus, and specialist clinical writing skills, resources that are not always available within a busy caseload. Our report support service helps clinicians produce clear, professional, and timely NDIS reports without added stress. Report support is available for NDIS reports across any client age group and any presentation, including complex and high-support needs.

This service is not limited by the supervision scope outlined above. We work alongside clinicians who need support completing assessments, structuring findings, or refining written reports for clarity, accuracy, and clinical impact. Support is confidential, ethical, and tailored to your needs.

Support may include:
• Supervision focused on NDIS report formulation and reasoning
• Proofing and editing for clarity, tone, and NDIS alignment
• Detailed mark-ups to strengthen structure and rationale
• Template and framework support
• Body doubling sessions to support completion
• Ghost writing support, based on your clinical data and input

You remain the clinician of record at all times. The aim is to support your work; not replace it.