Pastoral Supervision FAQ’s

Pastoral Supervision provides those in people-helper roles with regular, confidential meetings where they reflect on their ministry in ways that restore them, grow them and keep them ethically sharp. 
For some, that might resonate, but for most people new to supervision, a definition like this needs to be fleshed out. If you are interested in understanding more, the best way forward is to talk about it with me and to experience it. Click HERE to organise a time to meet. It’s 30min, it’s online, it’s free, and it’s no strings attached. 

Supervision exists for those who have been entrusted with the care and growth of people and organisations. 
For example, my clients (past and present) include: church leaders, army chaplains, school chaplains, prison chaplains, supervisors, cross-cultural workers,  bible college faculty, school teachers, principals, para-church workers, NGO and Charity staff, businessmen, doctors and other health care workers.

Supervision sessions are roughly 1 hour long, ideally every 6 weeks, 6 to 8 times a year.
I usually meet online, however if you live on or can get to the Central Coast NSW, we can meet in person!
Standard rate per session is $180 (+GST). Ideally the cost is fully or at least partially covered by your employer or supporters. If finance is a genuine obstacle to receiving support let me know and we will find a way forward.

If you are a Pastoral Supervisor looking for a Supervisor, I have experience and a passion in this area. Please click HERE if you’d like to book a time to explore this with me.

If your denomination, church or organisation is exploring supervision, I would be very keen to meet with them to answer questions and discuss what it involves. As an adjunct lecturer for the St Marks Graduate Certificate Professional Supervision course, I am familiar with communicating the essential aspects of Supervision to a diverse range of people.