Board Approved Supervision Masterclasses
Maintain your Board Approved Supervisor status while deepening your supervision practice.
Supervision training for clinicians who want to do more than maintain their endorsement.
Small-group, interactive Masterclasses designed to develop the way you supervise with a process based lens.
Each full-day workshop combines contemporary supervision practice with clinical frameworks, case discussion, experiential learning and practical tools that can be taken directly into supervision. Participants will have opportunities to work with real supervisory dilemmas, practice language, explore different responses and reflect on their own experience as supervisors.
During our day together we will address;
Supervising the clinician, not just the case
Recognising where the supervisee is developmentally and tailoring supervision accordingly.
Moving from content to process
Learning to notice when supervision gets pulled into problem-solving the client's story, and how to bring attention back to therapeutic process.
ACT formulation in supervision
Helping supervisees formulate iteratively rather than treating formulation as something completed before therapy begins.
The therapist in the room
Exploring the supervisee's responses, assumptions, avoidance and psychological flexibility as part of the clinical work.
ACT-congruent reflective and reflexive practice
Using supervision as a place for curiosity, noticing and behavioural experimentation rather than evaluation alone.
When supervision gets stuck
Troubleshooting fidelity, technique-driven ACT, overuse of metaphors, process/content confusion and other common difficulties.
Applying an ACT Framework to Supervision
A Board Approved Supervision Masterclass for clinicians who want to bring processed based approaches into the supervisory relationship.
ACT supervision is more than supervising whether someone is "doing ACT correctly".
This practical Masterclass explores how ACT and process based approaces can inform the way we formulate, reflect, respond to stuck points and develop clinicians across different stages of their practice.
Through case discussion, experiential exercises and practical application, we will explore how to make supervision itself more ACT-consistent.
Managing Burnout in Supervision
A Board Approved Supervision Masterclass exploring what supervisors can do when the clinician, not the client, is struggling.
Burnout does not always arrive in supervision with a label.
It can look like irritability, cynicism, exhaustion, overworking, disengagement, anxiety about clinical decisions, reduced confidence, difficulty setting boundaries or simply a clinician saying, "I'm fine, I'm just tired."
Supervisors are uniquely placed to notice these changes. But recognising burnout is only part of the task.
The more difficult question is often:
What do we actually do with it in supervision?
This full-day interactive Masterclass explores how supervisors can recognise, formulate and respond to burnout and compassion fatigue while maintaining the boundaries and purpose of the supervisory relationship.
We will address themes such as;
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How do I recognise burnout when a supervisee isn't identifying it themselves?
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What belongs in supervision, and when does this start becoming therapy?
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What if workload or the workplace itself is the problem?
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How do I respond to helplessness, cynicism or disengagement?
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What happens when I am worried about a supervisee's functioning?
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How do I talk about boundaries without simply telling someone to "do more self-care"?
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What if I, as the supervisor, am also exhausted or frustrated?
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About Toni
Dr Toni Lindsay is a Clinical and Health Psychologist, AHPRA-approved supervisor, author and educator with more than 15 years’ experience using Acceptance and Commitment Therapy in clinical practice and supervision.
Her work spans supervision, oncology, end-of-life care and the development of clinicians across different stages of their careers.
Toni brings a practical, reflective and psychologically flexible approach to supervision, with a particular interest in what happens when the work gets complex, when clinicians get stuck, and how supervision can help us grow into the therapists we want to be.
Other Options
If you are looking for something other than Supervision Masterclasses....
Toni provides ACT based supervision one on one.
In partnership with Contextual Consulting Toni offers group supervision.
Includes training in working at the end of life, and other training on demand.