Nature Based Therapies Australia provides clinical supervision across disciplines and is committed to supporting growth that inspires authentic professional identity and quality practice.
Supervision or consultation is undertaken through the duration of our career as a mental health practitioner in order to deepen and extend skills and knowledge.
Sue provides supervision to allied health practitioners working across both traditional room-based and outdoor therapeutic settings. She has a strong interest in supporting clinicians to work within a “Best Practice” framework—one that thoughtfully integrates nature-based and animal-assisted approaches to enhance treatment outcomes and therapeutic efficacy.
Mauro offers supervision to allied health professionals at all stages of their careers. He is especially passionate about supporting those looking to take their clinical practice outdoors, as well as experienced nature-based therapists seeking to refine and deepen their skills in ecotherapy.
Group supervision is a facilitator led process designed specifically with the goals of the group in mind; it involves sharing skills, experience and knowledge, with the aim of improving therapeutic capacity for each group member.
It can result in faster, more effective problem solving by drawing on the expertise of the group allowing for learning from diverse backgrounds and experiences of participating practitioners. Coming together as a group increases the sense of community and provides a safe environment to discuss professional limitations and challenges.
And it is more cost effective!
Ongoing professional development central to this group includes:
– Working effectively with complex client presentations
– Delivering ethical and relevant, evidence based equine assisted interventions
– Equine affirming practices
– Developing and consolidating your unique therapeutic style and professional identity
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The focus of this group supervision is to increase confidence and proficiency for therapists through shared experiences, reflection, and collective learning.
Our aim is to enhance clinical skills and foster professional growth as well as deepening our understanding of the role of horses and nature in supporting client outcomes.
Participants are invited to bring forward any challenges or areas where they seek support or guidance, whether it’s related to a client case, an ethical dilemma, or a practice issue.
To ensure focused attention and meaningful discussion, each group is limited to 5 participants.
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Participants share a client presentation or a broader practice related question for which they are seeking guidance, ideas or support.
As a consultant in training, these hours cannot currently be counted toward EMDRAA accreditation. It is assumed that consultees will have attended at least Part 1 of EMDR training.
Ongoing professional development central to this group includes:
– Effectively and creatively utilising EMDR in a nature inclusive context
– Developing skills in related techniques including Flash techniques, Attachment Informed EMDR, Intergenerational and dream work.
– Nature focused practices that compliment EMDR therapy including sit spot, nature art, relationally centred RDI and experiential learning.
– Developing and consolidating EMDR practices that reflect therapist authenticity.
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