“Supervision is a learned discipline separate from counselling whereby a Registered Counsellor can speak to someone who is trained to identify any behavioural and/or psychological changes in a counsellor that could be related to an inability to cope with clients or workload. A supervisor is responsible for challenging the Registered Counsellor’s therapeutic practices and informing supervisees of alternative theories and/or new practices, as well as changes in the counselling industry “– Australian Counselling Association

“Clinical supervision is a designated interaction between two or more practitioners, within a safe and supportive environment, which enables a process of reflective, critical analysis of care, to ensure quality client services”