For OTs Who Want More Than a Tick-Box
Starting out in occupational therapy, especially in community, home-based, or NDIS practice, means navigating complex caseloads, difficult decisions, and the pressure of figuring out who you are as a clinician, often without enough support around you.
Clinical supervision with me offers something different: a warm, honest space to think out loud, with someone who has genuinely been in the trenches.
How It Works
I don't apply a fixed framework to every supervisee. I draw on whatever approach best fits you — reflective, solution-focused, or a direct challenge when that's what's needed.
Clinical supervision has value at every stage of your career. While I welcome Occupational Therapists from all practice settings and experience levels, supervision with me is particularly well suited to:
- Early career and developing OTs
- OTs transitioning into community practice
- OTs establishing a private practice
- Experienced clinicians looking for a sounding board for complex clinical reasoning and decision-making
The goal is simple: that you leave every session clearer, steadier, or better equipped than when you arrived.
What We Work On Together
With over 20 years of experience across community and home-based practice, complex NDIS caseloads and developing a thriving private practice, I offer clinical supervision that is practical, collaborative and grounded in real-world Occupational Therapy.
Whether you're navigating a complex clinical presentation, developing your confidence in clinical decision-making, refining your report writing, or building a sustainable private practice, I provide a supportive space to reflect, problem-solve and strengthen your professional reasoning. My goal isn't to give you all the answers—it's to help you develop the confidence and clinical judgement to find them yourself.
Areas I can support include:
- Clinical decision-making in complex and ambiguous situations
- Reflective practice and professional growth
- Managing complex community and NDIS caseloads
- Professional identity and career development
- Building a sustainable and rewarding OT career
Areas of clinical expertise:
- Functional Capacity Assessments (FCAs) and NDIS clinical reasoning
- Assistive Technology prescription and funding recommendations
- Capacity building for adults with disability
- Progressive neurological conditions and complex physical disability
- Pressure care, positioning and equipment prescription
- Community-based occupational therapy
- Establishing and growing a private occupational therapy practice