Aotearoa New Zealand Association for Social Workers
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I am approved ACC ISSC provider, as well as WINZ provider. I work creatively, and enjoy bringing a therapeutic approach to my social work, with a strong interest in behaviour activiation work, supporting people back in to activities in the community, including exercise, interests, work.
» Read moreI assist practitioners to develop their self-care techniques that they utilize during their work to ensure they are ready and able to perform their duties to their highest standard at all times.
I provide both ongoing supervision and annual self-care supervision for practitioners in the helping professions.
My approach is to work with a strengths based outlook to provide a safe space in order to enable reflective thought with an eye on personal wellbeing and professional growth. I have social work experience primarily in the education field, working with adolescents and their families, mental health assessment and therapeutic interventions and working with related professionals. As a supervisor I have worked with social workers with a variety of roles, from students to experienced social work practitioners and managers. I am also experienced and enjoy working with those who are new to supervision or from allied professions where professional supervision is not common practice.
I am able to work both in person or with a digital platform.
Mental Health – Depression & Suicide
Life Transition & Adjustment
Interpersonal Skills Development
Mentoring & Coaching
Vicki has been in private practice, primarily as a professional supervisor, since 1996. She has been a trainer, lecturer, researcher, publisher and conference presenter in this field. Other work includes training, facilitation, consultation, investigating complaints, project work – reviewing and developing social services, selection panel member and mediation. Her qualifications and experience include social work, supervision, human resource management, leadership, management and organisational change and development. Vicki is also a past chair of the SWRB Complaints and Disciplinary Tribunal and has held local branch leadership roles with ANZASW.
» Read moreMy name is Jane Weggery and I am both a qualified counsellor and qualified social worker. Currently I work as a counsellor three days a week at Compass Health, a Primary Health organisation where I work with young people and adults. I also offer Equine facilitated counselling, where horses partner with people in ground based activities to support people learn about themselves and grow – websites providing more information about this are; www.eagala.org and eponaquest.com/. My private practice is predominantly Equine facilitated work and I have the use of facilities in Pauatahanui and on the Kapiti Coast.
My work is Strength based and Solution Focused and I believe that people have the resources within themselves to effect change, the horses and I merely support people by facilitating the persons process and learning.
I provide counselling in private practice (Christchurch and Rangiora) – have over 30 years of counselling experience- further information can be accessed on my website
» Read moreFor 45 years I have enjoyed using my knowledge of human and community development to support individual and family well being and to promote thriving communities. I live and work in Papakura, South Auckland where I appreciate the warmth and generosity of my community. I have worked as a social worker in Family Support agencies and for the South Auckland Family Violence Prevention Network. since 206 I have been self employed offering supervision and mentoring, consultancy and training to social workers and social services. Non work interests include being in the outdoors- gardening or fishing; crafts, writing, and sustainability projects as well as being involved with my own family.
» Read moreI am a clinical supervisor in private practice working from Newtown in Wellington. I supervise clients working across the social service sector, including social workers, nurses, youth workers, doctors, coordinators, community workers and parent educators. My clinical experience covers child, adolescent and family therapy, sexual abuse work with survivors and perpetrators, adult mental health, community work and group facilitation and adult education. I also enjoy working with GBLTIQ community. I mostly use models that are simple and derive from Aotearoa NZ such as the work of Mason Durie, Gay Puketapu-Andrews and Jonella Bird.
I have been providing external supervision since 2000
Madeleine Taylor is an experienced people skills consultant, having worked in social work and organisational development since 1982. She has been a parent educator since 1993. She is currently providing a range of training programmes such as Conflict Management, Negotiation skills, Managing Difficult Behaviour (Your own and other’s), Understanding the impact of Overindulgence, Facilitation Skills, Understanding Stress, Being Resilient, Grief and Loss and developing Emotional and Social Intelligence. Madeleine has been married to Wayne for 26 years, they have three sons.
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