Organisation & Team Supervision facilitation
Organisations, looking for an external clinical supervisor to support your team ?
ELL Education can provide bespoke group supervision services for your team members.
Christie or Jo are just the person you are after!
What Is Supervision?
Supervision is a joint endeavour in which the practitioner, with the help of a supervisor, attends to their clients, themselves as part of their client practitioner relationships, and the wider systemic context, and by doing so improves the quality of their work, transforms their client relationships, continuously develops themselves, their practice and the wider profession. – Hawkins and Shohet Supervision in the Helping Professional (2012)
To learn more about supervision, Eat Love Live group supervisors Jo Money (APD, CEDC), & Louise Grech (APD, CEDC) explore how supervision is the key to improving your practice as a dietitian, mental health worker or health practitioner in this pre-recorded webinar.
Meeting Your Teams Needs
Supervision is a structured, formal process with a clear purpose and goals.
We can work with you to ensure that we plan sessions to meet the needs of your team, setting a clear number of sessions within a set period of time.
With participants, we can respond to their needs, setting clear group guidelines of confidentiality and support to encourage open dialogue.
- Relational skill development
- Clinical skill development
- Clinician confidence
- Multidisciplinary Team communication skills
- Development reflective practice skills
- Clinical regulation and co regulation skills
- Formulation of complex case presentation
- Treatment planning skills
- Creative problem solving
Potential Clinical Topics To Explore:
Individualised, client centered health care
- Considering clients needs based on identities and experiences including but not limited to neurotype, body type, race, gender, culture, socio economics, faith, past trauma experiences.
Relationship with food and body
- Disordered eating, eating disorders, co morbidities, complex presentations
- Clinician's relationship to diet culture food and body and the intersection of working in health care settings
Inclusive clinical care
- Adapting traditional evidence based interventions to ensure they meet the clients needs with out causing harm.
Facilitating discourse and alternative value perspectives in health care
- Respectfully exploring alternative view points.
Integration of research in clinical spaces
- Led by Christie Bennett
Who Are Your Facilitators?
Dr Christie Bennett
Christie is an Advanced Accredited Practising Dietitian, PhD-qualified researcher and Lecturer at Monash University, with deep expertise in eating disorders, disordered eating and women’s health. Her practice draws on CBT, ACT and feminist theory through a trauma-informed, size-inclusive lens — and lived experience sits at the centre of everything she does clinically and in research.
Jo Money
Jo is an Accredited Practising Dietitian (APD), Credentialed Eating Disorder Clinician (CEDC) and founder of both Eat Love Live and Eat Love Live Education. With over 20 years in the eating disorders field across private, community and public health settings, she brings a deeply client-centred, socially just and weight-inclusive approach to both practice and practitioner education.
Team Supervision Details
- 90 min sessions Via Zoom (Or Face to face where possible if prefered)
- Planned in business hours at a time to meet your teams needs
- Minimum of 3 participant per group
- $100 + GST per participant
- Organisation can be invoice as a package in advance or pay per session