Clinical Supervision
You have been a Counsellor or Social worker for some years, but now feel professionally stagnant. You may desire professional growth but unsure about how you can attain it on your own. Or, perhaps you need a safe space to process the impact of client work on you emotionally and professionally. Seeking clinical supervision is a powerful means towards professional and personal growth and learning. Make a choice to invest in your growth and development.
In our profession, we work with human lives that are wrought with complexities and uncertainties. It can be both fulfilling and stressful at the same time. Our work with clients actively engages both our cognition and emotions, demanding our ability to be clear, competent, congruent and compassionate. Thus, clinical supervision is important for your professional growth and learning.
I value emotional safety and trust in supervision relationship, which I believe enable us to take risk, share and learn. Taking a non-judgemental and appreciative lens, I seek to create a trusting supervisory relationship where you can be vulnerable to share your practice challenges and gain new learnings, own your strengths and celebrate your growth. I take on a personalised approach in exploring your professional learning needs, so as to individualise and optimise your supervision learning experience with me.
I believe my strengths such as emotional attunement, perceptiveness as well as a strong conceptual, intuitive and analytical mind would contribute to my clinical supervision work. These strengths enable me to make quick connections, enhance clarity, facilitate application and self-reflectivity in supervisions. My goal is to help my supervisees grow in competence, congruence and confidence in areas of case conceptualisation, skills application and self-reflexivity as a Counsellor or Social Worker.
I invite you to learn and grow through clinical supervision. And if it fits you, I would like to journey with you as your clinical supervisor.
“I received supervision from Grace for 6 years. Through the supervisions with Grace, I have been able to grow in conceptualization skills, questioning techniques and most importantly self-reflexivity. Through our conversations during supervisions, Grace has also helped me to hone my strengths and I feel that I do not only grow professionally, I have also grown personally.
I would definitely recommend Grace as a Clinical Supervisor because she is not only able to provide a very safe space for learning in terms of professional growth but she is also looking at a more holistic growth for the supervisee. Grace is a very keen learner herself and she is constantly looking out for ways to improve her own practice, she would also apply her new learnings during supervision with her supervisee. Therefore, it is always exciting and interesting during supervision with Grace!”
— Joey, Counsellor
“I was supervised by Grace for 3 years. Being my first supervisor, Grace has greatly impacted me in her unwavering care and support for me. She showed me what it means to care deeply for colleagues and clients. Her gentle and on-point reflective questioning helped me to gain better self-awareness and to grow professionally. More than developing me professionally, I feel Grace has anchored me in values and taught me what it means to be a good 'being' before being a good 'worker'. I owe it to Grace for being that secure base for me as a young Social Worker, and that I can now role model after her to provide that care and support to my supervisees. Although Grace is no longer my current supervisor, I still look up to her for wise counsel and she has generously journeyed with me through various milestones in my life.
I definitely will recommend Grace as a Clinical Supervisor. She is very encouraging, nurturing, caring, knowledgeable, skillful and perceptive. She can easily and masterfully weave a conversation into one that is insightful, thought-provoking and affirming.”
— Joanne, Social Worker
“Grace is an excellent supervisor who is congruent and reflexive. She affirms and addresses the challenges her supervisees face with their cases and journeys with them. She provides a safe space for the supervisee to learn and grow. Grace has a pleasant and warm presence that is nurturing and allows for the supervisee to thrive in that space.
I have grown leaps and bound under her supervision. She has influenced me in my supervision work with others too as I find myself using some of her approaches in my supervision with others.
Grace is one of the few supervisors whom I am blessed to have, who can hold a safe space for me as a supervisee and allow me to grow.”
— Angeline, Counsellor
