Practitioners available (alphabetical order).
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John Collins jcollins@cis.catholic.edu.au Ph. 0403167017
Wendy Colville
wendygcolville[at]gmail.com
Ph. 0424 292 487
Allen Cook
rev.allen.cook {at} gmail.com Ph. 0417 295 209
Helen Clarke Helen.clarke@rscsisters.com.au Ph 0407412868
Judith Dunbar
judithdunbar [at]
bigpond.com
Ph. 0428 552 521
Kim Langford kimlangford [at] outlook.com.au Ph. 0418 694 296
John Lee john[at]inspiringeducators.com.au Ph: 0422 501 727
Kim Langford kimlangford [at] outlook.com.au Ph. 0418 694 296
John Lee john[at]inspiringeducators.com.au Ph: 0422 501 727
Elizabeth Lee elizabeth.lee@visionandaction.com.au Ph: 0422932044
Susan Marcuccio susan.marcuccio [at] iinet.net.au Ph. 0412 237 587
Ann O'Brien aobrien5 [at] bigpond.net.au Ph. 0417 494 047
Mary Pearson maryepearson [at] gmail.com Ph. 0413 149 600
Ann O'Brien aobrien5 [at] bigpond.net.au Ph. 0417 494 047
Mary Pearson maryepearson [at] gmail.com Ph. 0413 149 600
Peter Reedy cm preedy [at] cmaustralia.org Ph. 0407 760 783
Jan Reeve revjan [at] tpg.com.au Ph. 0419 432 490
Robyn Richardson robnrach[at]ozemail.com.au Ph. 0402 277 498
Robyn Richardson robnrach[at]ozemail.com.au Ph. 0402 277 498
Life Members
Alex Nelson (retired: unavailable for supervision at this time) alex.nelson[at]optusnet.com.au Ph. 0430 369 945
Eveline Crotty (unavailable for supervision at this time)
Alex Nelson (retired: unavailable for supervision at this time) alex.nelson[at]optusnet.com.au Ph. 0430 369 945
Eveline Crotty (unavailable for supervision at this time)
Practicing Supervisor Members' Details (in alphabetical order)
John Collins (MCD, 1987), GradDipEd (Secondary) (ICE, 1987), MTh (Sydney),
MEd (Pastoral Guidance) (CCES, 1997), PhD (ACU, 2014)
Supervisor AAOS
Places for Consultation:
Dulwich Hill and Strathfield
NSW
Also available via: Skype – Zoom –Phone
Available to travel to Supervisee.
0403 167 017
Dr. John Francis Collins is a Lecturer Practical and Pastoral Theology at the Catholic Institute of Sydney. John offers pastoral supervision for seminarians, deacon students and others training for ministry in the Catholic Church as part of their formation as Catholic pastoral ministers. John has a keen understanding of the differences between pastoral supervision, spiritual direction and counselling and a deep appreciation for the culture, mission and Law of the Catholic Church John is available to supervise ministers from all denominations . John is trained and experienced in the practice of both individual and group supervision. Since 2016 John has been actively involved in supplying pastoral supervision for senior seminarians as a constitutive component of his work in pastoral theology at the Catholic Institute of Sydney. This work builds on over 25 years working in the fields of Relationship Education including specific systematic group programs with men.
Helen Clarke, BA (Macquarie) Med (Sydney) Dip.Couns ( St.John of God Institute of Counselling) Member of Australasian Association of Supervision, Member of Transforming Practices Inc.
Places for Consultation
Ashfield
Phone and zoom also available
Phone:0407412868
Email: Helen.clarke@rscsisters.com.au
My approach to supervision is to consider myself on a journey with a supervisee.This journey is one that involves reflection on experience in a safe, supportive and pastoral way. I have a firm belief that growth and change are always an option for every individual. My focus, as we journey together in supervision, is to accept all persons as they are without judgement and to concentrate on their strengths and abilities.
My roles over many years have involved membership of Church commissions and boards plus leadership roles eg., President of CRA (Catholic Religious Australia) and Congregational Leader of the Sisters of Charity of Australia. I was the founding president of Bethany Holistic Health Centre at Strathfield, where services such as counselling, spiritual direction, pastoral supervision and other modalities are offered.Part of my interest has been in Retreat and Reflection sessions for parish, hospital and school groups and for individuals
Places for Consultation:
Quakers Hill (in north western Sydney)
By Skype or phone for those living out of Sydney
Quakers Hill (in north western Sydney)
By Skype or phone for those living out of Sydney
Availability: Monday to Friday
Mobile: 0424 292 487
Email: wendygcolville@gmail.com
My Approach to Supervision
I view supervision as an opportunity to take “time out” for
intentional reflection on issues relating to one's work. This occurs in a
supportive environment which offers an outside perspective, to enhance personal
and professional growth. I consider a person's life experience to be a great
resource that can enrich their work. My own life experience includes working as
a chaplain in hospitals and aged care, living and working in Asia and the
Middle East, raising a family and involvement in my local church.
Allen Cook B.Th.,
M.A. (Chaplaincy), Grad Cert in Prof Supervision,
Pastoral Supervisor (AAOS) (TPI)
Places for Consultation on Thursdays and Fridays:
Kings Langley NSW 2147; Katoomba NSW 2780
Epping NSW 2121: Transforming Practices Inc., Rooms 9&10,
29 Oxford St.
Group Supervision may be negotiated at other locations
Skype and Phone for those living at a distance
Phone 0417 295 209 Email rev.allen.cook@gmail.com
My approach to
Supervision:
I offer a safe place to listen, and to facilitate active critical
reflection on areas of our work, life and relationships. Supervision
provides an ideal learning place to better understand ourselves and become more
effective in our pastoral relationships. My life and work experience includes
significant loss and grief in Parish ministry, in hospital and aged-care
chaplaincy, and in the supervision and training of others. I enjoy working with
and learning from those from different cultural backgrounds. I currently work
as a part-time Chaplain with Anglicare across Western Sydney.
Judith Dunbar M Divinity; MA Theological Studies; BApp Sc
(Advanced Nursing); Dip App Sc (Community Health Nursing). Biology Cert., AAOS
Supervisor
Professional/Pastoral Supervisor, Educator, Spiritual Accompanier,
Interplay Leader
Places for consultation:
Rooms 9 and 10. Transforming Practices Inc., 29 Oxford Street, Epping 2121
Chatswood South Uniting Church, cnr Mowbray Road and Princes Hwy, Chatswood.
Judith travels to consult with supervisees in other cities, including Canberra and Adelaide and may visit client work sites. Skype both within Australia and overseas.
Mobile 0428552521
e-mail: judithdunbar[at]bigpond.com
Places for consultation:
Rooms 9 and 10. Transforming Practices Inc., 29 Oxford Street, Epping 2121
Chatswood South Uniting Church, cnr Mowbray Road and Princes Hwy, Chatswood.
Judith travels to consult with supervisees in other cities, including Canberra and Adelaide and may visit client work sites. Skype both within Australia and overseas.
Mobile 0428552521
e-mail: judithdunbar[at]bigpond.com
My Approach to Supervision
Underpinning my practice is the belief that people’s experiences, particularly those that are uncomfortable and disorientating can be the basis for personal, emotional and spiritual learning and transformation.
My understanding comes through personal experience and from studies in theology, supervisory practice, teaching theory, various nursing strands and science.
I have a passion for teaching and supporting people to grow in personal awareness, facilitating their
coming alive to insights and learning which enhances their professional pastoral self.
I am enthusiastic about working with people who are keen to learn about their own practice, who desire personal and professional understanding, and who expect their supervisor to accompany them on that journey. I currently take pleasure working with practitioners from pastoral practice, pastoral management, education and nursing practice, either in individual or peer group supervision.
Underpinning my practice is the belief that people’s experiences, particularly those that are uncomfortable and disorientating can be the basis for personal, emotional and spiritual learning and transformation.
My understanding comes through personal experience and from studies in theology, supervisory practice, teaching theory, various nursing strands and science.
I have a passion for teaching and supporting people to grow in personal awareness, facilitating their
coming alive to insights and learning which enhances their professional pastoral self.
I am enthusiastic about working with people who are keen to learn about their own practice, who desire personal and professional understanding, and who expect their supervisor to accompany them on that journey. I currently take pleasure working with practitioners from pastoral practice, pastoral management, education and nursing practice, either in individual or peer group supervision.
Susanna
Gorman BA (Communication Studies); MA, Grad Cert (Research Ethics)
Professional Supervisor (AAOS), Pastoral Supervisor (Transforming Practices)
Places for consultation:
Marsfield
Zoom
Phone
Mobile 0422 710 519
My approach to pastoral supervision is conversational and relational. I believe that insights and growth can emerge through purposeful discussion that is non-judgemental and which provides a safe space in which to examine issues of importance and how they impact upon work and relationships. I am happy to meet in person or by telephone/Zoom/Skype.
My
background is in ethics and communication, with over 3 decades working in the
university sector. I am an active member
of my local parish
John Lee BA DipEd DipRelSt MEd(Religion) EdD MACEL AAOS Supervisor
Places for consultation:
Mobile: 0422 501 727
Email: john[at]inspiringeducators.com.au
LinkedIn: Dr
John Lee Inspiring Educators
I am based in South Eastern suburbs of Sydney and provide
supervision in person and via Zoom or Skype for people at distance.
My approach to Supervision
The primary focus of my supervisory practice is working with
principals, and other educational leaders, to create spaces for relationship
centred, reflective practice.
I am committed to supporting learning and the fullness of life
within people, across the life journey. My vocational life began as a
teacher (1982+) and school leader (1991-2013) in Catholic schools across
metropolitan Sydney. Now in the second half of life, I am called to be
present in diverse settings. I work as a supervisor, education consultant,
spiritual director and, one day a week, I teach teenage boys. I am a NESA
endorsed provider of professional development for teachers. My life
involves a tapestry of discerned choices, retaining space for contemplation and
action. I have co-created a way of living where I have the skills and
opportunity to support people, in their work of transformation.
BSc,
MEd, Grad Dip Ed, MA (Theology), CPE (equivalent), Supervisor Member,
Australasian Association of Supervision (AAOS), Pastoral Supervisor
Member, Transforming Practices, Member - Australian Network for
Spiritual Direction (ANSD), Council Member - Australian Ecumenical
Council for Spiritual Direction (AECSD), Certified
Member - Spiritual Care Australia (SCA).
Phone: 0422 932 044
Email: elizabeth.lee@visionandaction.com.au
Website: visionandaction.com.au
Website: visionandaction.com.au
Places
for Consultation: Little Bay (SE Sydney), City location negotiable, will travel (travel time charged)
Zoom, Skype, FaceTime, depending on the needs of those involved and current government guidelines.
Zoom, Skype, FaceTime, depending on the needs of those involved and current government guidelines.
My Approach to Supervision
I
offer a time and space to reflect on the past, in the present for the
future benefit of your ministry. In particular, I allow you to pay
attention to inner experiences evoked and to grow in awareness of
healthy and unhealthy, helpful and unhelpful, reactions and responses
and hence inform future practice. Through supervision,
you foster your wellbeing through the social and emotional support
offered and cultivate professional resilience. I offer a creative, safe
and courageous space which can open new possibilities in your work as
you flourish professionally and personally.
I
offer supervision to spiritual directors and those involved in parish,
pastoral and social ministries. I have a particular passion for
ministry among the fringes, bringing my experiences as a Prison Chaplain
and offering pastoral care among those living with homelessness. I am a
Spiritual Director, Retreat Facilitator as well as a Pastoral
Supervisor. I have had
a very varied career as a research scientist, museum curator, health
promotion officer, community development worker and teacher of science
and religious education.
Susan Marcuccio. Master of Arts (Pastoral Ministry), Graduate Certificate in Professional Supervision (Clinical) (Pastoral), Graduate Certificate in Christian Leadership. AAOS Supervisor, Supervisor Trainer and Chair of Training Standards.
Individual and group supervision available in NSW – Sydney, Central Coast & Newcastle. Other locations by appointment. Zoom and Skype also available nationally.
www.perspectivesupervision.com.au
Phone: 0412 237 587
My approach to Supervision
Susan is an experienced Professional/Pastoral Supervisor, a recognised Supervisor/Supervisor Trainer with Australasian Association of Supervision (AAOS). She is also a Board Member, and Chair of Training Standards for AAOS. Susan specializes in the provision of supervision to supervisors, pastors, leaders, chaplains and pastoral carers as well as allied health and business professionals. Susan is also an advocate and educator in the area of supervision with a passion to see all those in the helping professions receive quality non-judgmental confidential support, and engage in transformational learning.
Rev. Mary Pearson, M.A., B. Th. (Hons), Cert. Ed., AAOS Supervisor
Places for Consultation:11/36-44 North Rocks Rd, North Rocks, NSW 2151
Rooms 9 and 10, Transforming Practices Inc., 29 Oxford St, Epping, 2121
Supervision for those at a distance also by Skype.
Mobile 0413 149 600
Email: maryepearson@gmail.com
My Approach to Supervision.
My approach to supervision is that of offering a safe place of listening, to encourage exploration of and reflection on areas of life and work in ways that can foster learning and growth. While the focus may be on the professional sphere and the challenges and the joys of that, these are inseparable from who each individual is, so growth also stems from increased self-awareness in relation to others and from understanding how we may continue to develop our skills at every stage of life.
I have a background in congregational ministry and also several years as a mental health chaplain, which have made me very aware of both human vulnerability and strength.
I enjoy working with, and learning from, people from many different cultural backgrounds.
Ann O’Brien Bachelor of Social Studies (Social Work) - University of Sydney
Graduate Certificate in Catholic Identity and Leadership – Australian Catholic University
Accredited Member of the Australian Association of Social Work # 37969
Supervisor Member of the Australasian Association of Supervisors. # 0803078
Supervisor Member of Transforming Practices Inc. # 1902
Places for Consultation:
Parramatta and Castle Hill, Travel to supervisee can be arranged (travel
time charged), Supervision via phone and Skype or Facetime also available
Phone: 0417 494 047 Email: aobrien5@bigpond.net.au
My approach to Supervision My approach to Pastoral Supervision is to support people in ministry to enhance skills, maintain their well-being and reflect on their practice. I believe in the ability of people to adapt, change and make choices and so I work from a strengths based perspective and a philosophy of hope. This allows people to discover their own strengths and know what is possible.
Jan Reeve B. Ed, B. Th, M. Min, AAOS Supervisor and Supervisor Trainer
Places for Consultation
St Ives: 260 Mona Vale Road, St Ives. NSW 2075
Epping: Rooms 9 & 10 Transforming Practices Inc 29 Oxford Street, Epping. NSW 2121
Other places for supervision can be arranged to suit supervisor and practitioner, including Skype and phone for people at a distance.
Ph: 02 9983 1549
Mobile 0419432490
Email: revjan[at]tpg.com.au
Accredited Member of the Australian Association of Social Work # 37969
Supervisor Member of the Australasian Association of Supervisors. # 0803078
Supervisor Member of Transforming Practices Inc. # 1902
Places for Consultation:
Parramatta and Castle Hill, Travel to supervisee can be arranged (travel
time charged), Supervision via phone and Skype or Facetime also available
Phone: 0417 494 047 Email: aobrien5@bigpond.net.au
My approach to Supervision My approach to Pastoral Supervision is to support people in ministry to enhance skills, maintain their well-being and reflect on their practice. I believe in the ability of people to adapt, change and make choices and so I work from a strengths based perspective and a philosophy of hope. This allows people to discover their own strengths and know what is possible.
I am a trained and experienced
supervisor in Pastoral, Professional and Clinical Supervision. I have more than
30 years’ experience in the field of family and social services and have worked
as a social worker, a clinician offering therapy and counselling in the area of
marriage and relationships and recovery from trauma and childhood sexual abuse.
For more than 20 years I have
been providing supervision to counsellors and therapists and also social work
students and student counsellors. In my work as a pastoral supervisor I am
providing supervision and consultation to members of the clergy, consecrated
religious sisters and lay men and women in their areas of ministry.
I have also worked as a Team
Leader, Co-ordinator, Manager, Senior Manager and a Director of Services during
my professional career. I am a very experienced professional with a depth and
breadth of knowledge and experience. My work in Catholic and faith based
organisations has given me additional experience in the pastoral dimension of
social services and a unique social justice perspective.
Jan Reeve B. Ed, B. Th, M. Min, AAOS Supervisor and Supervisor Trainer
Places for Consultation
St Ives: 260 Mona Vale Road, St Ives. NSW 2075
Epping: Rooms 9 & 10 Transforming Practices Inc 29 Oxford Street, Epping. NSW 2121
Other places for supervision can be arranged to suit supervisor and practitioner, including Skype and phone for people at a distance.
Ph: 02 9983 1549
Mobile 0419432490
Email: revjan[at]tpg.com.au
My Approach to Supervision
Supervision involves setting time aside for active reflection on our work, life and relationships. It provides a safe place outside the workplace, to discuss, analyse and discover the dynamics of our work, in order to understand ourselves better, and learn to be more effective. Professional Supervision and Pastoral supervision provide a learning place for people to discover and develop insights and new ways of acting and being, which can enhance our professional and personal lives.
My work experience in teaching, mission consultancy and pastoral leadership in local church settings, forms the background of my growing development and experience in supervision. My aim as a supervisor is to work with people in their life journeys to help enable their personal growth and professional development.
Supervision involves setting time aside for active reflection on our work, life and relationships. It provides a safe place outside the workplace, to discuss, analyse and discover the dynamics of our work, in order to understand ourselves better, and learn to be more effective. Professional Supervision and Pastoral supervision provide a learning place for people to discover and develop insights and new ways of acting and being, which can enhance our professional and personal lives.
My work experience in teaching, mission consultancy and pastoral leadership in local church settings, forms the background of my growing development and experience in supervision. My aim as a supervisor is to work with people in their life journeys to help enable their personal growth and professional development.
Peter Reedy cm B.Th, Grad Dip. Theol., AAOS Supervisor
Places for consultation:
Rooms 9 and 10 Transforming practices Inc., 29 Oxford Street Epping 2121
71 Agincourt Road Marsfield
Phone: 02 9805 1221
Email: preedy[at]cmaustralia.org
Website: www.depaulsupervision.weebly.com
Places for consultation:
Rooms 9 and 10 Transforming practices Inc., 29 Oxford Street Epping 2121
71 Agincourt Road Marsfield
Phone: 02 9805 1221
Email: preedy[at]cmaustralia.org
Website: www.depaulsupervision.weebly.com
My approach to Supervision
I see the time in supervision/consultation as a safe place to reflect on work and ministry. My approach to supervision is influenced by my experience in ministry (in Fiji, Central Queensland and Sydney) as well as my training in reflective pastoral supervision with Transforming Practices Inc. I also welcome the use of creative ways to do supervision.
I see the time in supervision/consultation as a safe place to reflect on work and ministry. My approach to supervision is influenced by my experience in ministry (in Fiji, Central Queensland and Sydney) as well as my training in reflective pastoral supervision with Transforming Practices Inc. I also welcome the use of creative ways to do supervision.
Robyn Richardson: M.A, B.Min, Ad.Dip Theology, CPE,
Supervisor (AAOS)
Places for Consultation:
Laurieton – private residence
Other places for supervision can be arranged to suit supervisor and practitioner.
Phone: 0402 277498
Email: robnrach[at]ozemail.com.au
My approach to supervision:
My work experience of 16 years in pastoral
leadership in local church settings, as well as 10 years’ experience in
chaplaincy with the Community Services sector, forms the background of my
growing development and experience in pastoral supervision.
I delight in journeying with people and
offering pastoral supervision in a safe and supportive place to reflect on
professional practice, to develop insights into self, and to offer the
opportunity for transformative learning.
