Community Education Archives - Aotearoa New Zealand Association for Social Workers

Hariata Unu

March 22, 2019 Web Access ANZASW Public Listing

Mana Enhancement and Te Whare Tapa Wha models of practices.Bicultural, reflective supervision practice.I utilize Te Ao Turoa, Te Ao Mārama and Te Ao Wairua in my practice and approach.
Importance of being Māori and working in a multi-cultural society has led to enhancing and effective interactions with Whānaungatanga being the key to positive interactions and outcomes.

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Advocacy in Social Work, Best Practice, Biculturalism in Practice, Canterbury Otautahi, Care and Protection, Child Abuse Detection and Prevention, Community Development, Community Education, Continuing Professional Development, External, Fieldwork (student), Find a Supervisor, Group, Holistic Supervision Approach, Kaupapa Maori, Maori Models of Practice, Mentoring, Mindfulness Strategies, NGOs/Community Agencies, Personal Development, Practitioner, Professional, Reflective, Reflective Practice, Safe Practice, School, Strengths Based, Supervisor, Supervisors Listing, Te Tiriti o Waitangi, Whanau Maori, Working with Wairua & Spiritual Elements, Youth Work

Bernice Tyree

February 1, 2019 Web Access ANZASW Member Only Listing, Public Listing

Bernice is inspired by this karaka:
Discussion brings forth understanding
Understanding brings forth light
Light brings forth wisdom
Wisdom brings forth wellness.

Her sessions aim to empower through collaboration. Bernice is able to assist supervisees who practice in a wide range of professional settings: She is a reflective practitioner with experience supporting clients with emotional difficulties including trauma, grief, depression, PTSD, anxiety, panic, woman’s wellness and personal sensitive issues, anger, family violence, employment issues, career change, relationship stress, separation, disability, diversity and issues affecting LGBT community, immigration and other life transition difficulties including gender crisis and living with the effects of HIV, and palliative care. Bernice relates well to people across a range of cultures, ages, beliefs and is committed to promoting safer communities for our family/whanau to live and flourish. She enjoys connecting with individual supervisees and invites them to talk freely as a way of understanding and making sense of challenging work situations. She promotes supervision as a pathway to safe practice and professionalism. She adheres to client confidentiality and the values promoted by the Social Workers, Code of Ethics.

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Adults, Advocacy in Social Work, Best Practice, Biculturalism in Practice, Board/Committee Governance - planning & management, Casework, Child Abuse Detection and Prevention, Clinical, Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), collaborative, Community Development, Community Education, Conflict Resolution, Continuing Professional Development, Counselling, Couple Therapy, Crisis Management, Culturally Safe Practice, Dads, Disability, Ecological Model, Education, Ethical Practice, Evidence Based Practice, External, Facilitative Approach, Family Focussed, Feminist Approach, Fieldwork, Find a Supervisor, Health & Disability, Holistic Supervision Approach, Justice, LGBT+, Management & leadership, Manawatu Whanganui, Marginalised Groups, Mediation, Mental health, Migrant Refugee Communities, Mindfulness, Mindfulness Strategies, NGOs/Community Agencies, Occupational Health & Safety, Older People, Palliative Care, Personal Development, Play Therapy, PPPR Act (Protection of Personal and Property Rights Act), Practitioner, Professional, Reflective, Reflective Practice, Reflexive Practice, Relationship & Sex Therapy, Safe Practice, School, Social Policy, Social Service Profession, Solution Focussed Therapy, Statutory Work, Strengths Based, Stress Management, Supervisor, Supervisors Listing, Task Centred, Te Tiriti o Waitangi, Theoretical Perspectives, Transformative Practice, Transitional Work, Trauma Grief Loss, Trauma Therapy, Voluntary Sector, Whanau Maori, Women's Issues, Work/Personal Life Balance/Wellness, Worker Safety & Boundaries, Workplace Organisational & Team Dynamics, Youth Work

Michelle Jones

November 12, 2018 Web Access ANZASW Public Listing

I am a passionate supervisor with 20 years of experience in the counselling and social work fields specialising in practice that is reflective and social justice focused. I have a particular interest and have worked with social workers who experience drug/alcohol and process addictions and work in statutory social work. I have many years experience working in the NGO sector in mental health, addictions, abuse and trauma, care and protection and SWiS.

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Addictions, Adults, Advanced Social Work Methods (e.g. Resistant Clients/Addictions/FV), Advocacy in Social Work, Bay of Plenty Waiariki, Best Practice, Biculturalism in Practice, Board/Committee Governance - planning & management, Care and Protection, Casework, Child Abuse Detection and Prevention, Clinical, Clinical Practice Issues, Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), Collaborative Approach, Community Development, Community Education, Conflict Resolution, Continuing Professional Development, Coromandel, Counselling, Couple Therapy, Crisis Management, Cross Discipline, Culturally Safe Practice, Dads, Disability, Education, Ethical Practice, Evidence Based Practice, External, Family Court Counselling, Family Focussed, Feminist Approach, Fieldwork, Fieldwork (student), Group, Health & Disability, Holistic Supervision Approach, Justice, LGBT+, Management & leadership, Marginalised Groups, Mediation, Mental health, Mentoring, Mindfulness, Mindfulness Strategies, Motivational interviewing, Narrative Approach, NGOs/Community Agencies, Occupational Health & Safety, Older People, Palliative Care, Peer, Personal Development, Play Therapy, Practitioner, Professional, Project management, Reflective, Reflective Practice, Reflexive Practice, Relational Approach, Relationship & Sex Therapy, Response-based Therapy, Risk Management, Rural Social Work, Safe Practice, Sand-tray Work, School, Social Policy, Social Service Profession, Solution Focussed Social Work, Solution Focussed Therapy, Statutory Work, Strengths Based, Stress Management, Supervisor, Supervisors Listing, Systemic Family Therapy, Task Centred, Te Tiriti o Waitangi, Theoretical Perspectives, Transformative Practice, Transitional Work, Trauma Grief Loss, Trauma Therapy, Voluntary Sector, Waikato, Whanau Maori, Women's Issues, Work/Personal Life Balance/Wellness, Worker Safety & Boundaries, Working with Wairua & Spiritual Elements, Workplace Organisational & Team Dynamics, Youth Work

Wendy Salter

November 12, 2018 Web Access ANZASW Member Only Listing, Public Listing

Reflective practice and empowering social workers and care professionals to make the best decisions they can. Working with team dynamics and managing complex situations. Risk management and safe practice. Group and peer supervision. Working with difference. Leadership and management development. Managing work/personal life balance. Child focused practice. Culturally safe practice. Complete committment to your health and wellbeing and the aspirations of whānau you work with.

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Advocacy in Social Work, Biculturalism in Practice, Board/Committee Governance - planning & management, Clinical Practice Issues, Collaborative Approach, Community Development, Community Education, Conflict Resolution, Continuing Professional Development, Cross Discipline, Culturally Safe Practice, External, Facilitative Approach, Family Focussed, Fieldwork, Fieldwork (student), Find a Supervisor, Group, Holistic Supervision Approach, LGBT+, Management & leadership, Marginalised Groups, Mediation, Mentoring, Mindfulness Strategies, NGOs/Community Agencies, Online Supervision, Palliative Care, Peer, Personal Development, Practitioner, Professional, Reflective, Rural Social Work, Sand-tray Work, School, Social Service Profession, Strengths Based, Supervisor, Supervisors Listing, Tai Tokerau Northland, Tamaki Makaurau Auckland, Te Tiriti o Waitangi, Voluntary Sector, Work/Personal Life Balance/Wellness, Worker Safety & Boundaries, Working with Wairua & Spiritual Elements, Workplace Organisational & Team Dynamics

Kirsty McLaughlin

November 6, 2018 Web Access ANZASW Member Only Listing

Providing one -to -one supervision with the ultimate purpose of enhancing the quality of practice.
Together: Utilising critical reflective practice techniques, exploring how different options & actions may work, making choices and goal setting, identifying specific commitments to action.
Friendly and focused.100% confidential.

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Advocacy in Social Work, Bay of Plenty Waiariki, Best Practice, Biculturalism in Practice, Casework, Clinical, Clinical Practice Issues, Collaborative Approach, Community Development, Community Education, Conflict Resolution, Culturally Safe Practice, Disability, Education, Ethical Practice, Evidence Based Practice, Facilitative Approach, Family Focussed, Find a Supervisor, Health & Disability, Management & leadership, Marginalised Groups, Mentoring, NGOs/Community Agencies, Personal Development, Practitioner, Professional, Reflective, Relational Approach, Safe Practice, Social Policy, Social Service Profession, Solution Focussed Social Work, Strengths Based, Stress Management, Supervisor, Supervisors Listing, Trauma Therapy, Women's Issues, Work/Personal Life Balance/Wellness, Worker Safety & Boundaries, Workplace Organisational & Team Dynamics

Julie Burne

June 11, 2018 fiona Member Only Listing, Public Listing

Reflective practice with Social Workers, Supervisors and Managers in any setting.

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Addictions, Adults, Advanced Social Work Methods (e.g. Resistant Clients/Addictions/FV), Advocacy in Social Work, Bay of Plenty Waiariki, Best Practice, Biculturalism in Practice, Board/Committee Governance - planning & management, Canterbury Otautahi, Care and Protection, Casework, Child Abuse Detection and Prevention, Clinical, Clinical Practice Issues, Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), Collaborative Approach, Community Development, Community Education, Conflict Resolution, Continuing Professional Development, Coromandel, Counselling, Crisis Management, Cross Discipline, Culturally Safe Practice, Dads, Disability, Ecological Model, Education, Ethical Practice, Evidence Based Practice, External, Facilitative Approach, Family Focussed, Feminist Approach, Fieldwork, Fieldwork (student), Group, Hawkes Bay, Health & Disability, Holistic Supervision Approach, Justice, LGBT+, Management & leadership, Manawatu Whanganui, Maori Models of Practice, Marginalised Groups, Mediation, Mental health, Mentoring, Migrant Refugee Communities, Mindfulness, Mindfulness Strategies, Motivational interviewing, Nelson Marlborough, NGOs/Community Agencies, Occupational Health & Safety, Older People, Online Supervision, Otago, Palliative Care, Peer, Personal Development, Practitioner, Professional, Reflective, Reflective Practice, Reflexive Practice, Relational Approach, Risk Management, Rural Social Work, Safe Practice, School, Social Policy, Social Service Profession, Solution Focussed Social Work, Solution Focussed Therapy, South Canterbury, Southland, Strengths Based, Stress Management, Tai Tokerau Northland, Tairawhiti Gisborne, Tamaki Makaurau Auckland, Taranaki, Task Centred, Taupo, Te Tiriti o Waitangi, Theoretical Perspectives, Transformative Practice, Transitional Work, Trauma Grief Loss, Trauma Therapy, Voluntary Sector, Waikato, Wellington Wairarapa, West Coast, Whanau Maori, Women's Issues, Work/Personal Life Balance/Wellness, Worker Safety & Boundaries, Workplace Organisational & Team Dynamics, Youth Work

Cas Gillespie

April 9, 2018 Web Access ANZASW Member Only Listing, Public Listing, Supervisors Listing

Ethics, values and congruence in practice.
Person-centred, strength based and solution focused theory.
Developing a critically reflective practice.
Self-care and work life balance.
Integrating theory to understand and inform practice.
New graduate Social Worker development.
Work place dynamics and professionalism.
Managing complex cases and safety at work

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Adults, Advanced Social Work Methods (e.g. Resistant Clients/Addictions/FV), Advocacy in Social Work, Best Practice, Biculturalism in Practice, Care and Protection, Casework, Child Abuse Detection and Prevention, Clinical, Clinical Practice Issues, Collaborative Approach, Community Education, Conflict Resolution, Continuing Professional Development, Culturally Safe Practice, Education, Ethical Practice, Evidence Based Practice, External, Fieldwork, Fieldwork (student), Group, Holistic Supervision Approach, Justice, Kaupapa Maori, Maori Models of Practice, Mentoring, Nelson Marlborough, NGOs/Community Agencies, Peer, Personal Development, Practitioner, Proctor’s "Three Key Functions" of supervisio, Professional, Reflective, Reflective Practice, Relational Approach, Safe Practice, School, Social Service Profession, Solution Focussed Social Work, South Canterbury, Strengths Based, Stress Management, Task Centred, Theoretical Perspectives, Trauma Grief Loss, West Coast, Work/Personal Life Balance/Wellness, Worker Safety & Boundaries, Working with Wairua & Spiritual Elements, workplace

Lynda Jelley

February 16, 2018 Web Access ANZASW Member Only Listing, Public Listing

Promoting a safe, supportive and challenging environment to explore and develop your professional practice. I am passionate about professional and personal development, professional boundaries and self care. Incorporating Reflective practice, systemic approach, solution focused and strength based models of practice.
I enjoy working alongside students and new practitioners in support of integrating social work theory with practice and developing a culturally, ethically safe practise.
My traditions, values and beliefs are moulded through the connection to the land and nature; this connection has given me a sense of belonging and spiritual identity. I enjoy family, friends, pets and the great outdoors.

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Addictions, Adults, Advanced Social Work Methods (e.g. Resistant Clients/Addictions/FV), Best Practice, Biculturalism in Practice, Canterbury Otautahi, Care and Protection, Casework, Child Abuse Detection and Prevention, Clinical, Clinical Practice Issues, Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), Collaborative Approach, Community Development, Community Education, Conflict Resolution, Continuing Professional Development, Couple Therapy, Crisis Management, Cross Discipline, Culturally Safe Practice, Dads, Ecological Model, Education, Ethical Practice, Evidence Based Practice, External, Facilitative Approach, Family Focussed, Feminist Approach, Fieldwork, Fieldwork (student), Group, Holistic Supervision Approach, Interactive Drawing Therapy, Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPPT), Management & leadership, Mental health, Mentoring, Mindfulness, Mindfulness Strategies, Motivational interviewing, Narrative Approach, NGOs/Community Agencies, Peer, Personal Development, Practitioner, Proctor’s "Three Key Functions" of supervisio, Professional, Reflective, Reflective Practice, Reflexive Practice, Relational Approach, Risk Management, Rural Social Work, Safe Practice, Schema Therapy, School, Social Policy, Social Service Profession, Solution Focussed Social Work, Solution Focussed Therapy, South Canterbury, Strengths Based, Stress Management, Supervisor, Supervisors Listing, Systemic Family Therapy, Task Centred, Theoretical Perspectives, Transitional Work, Trauma Grief Loss, Trauma Therapy, Voluntary Sector, Women's Issues, Work/Personal Life Balance/Wellness, Worker Safety & Boundaries, Working with Wairua & Spiritual Elements, Workplace Organisational & Team Dynamics, Youth Work

Michele Humphrey

December 22, 2017 Web Access ANZASW Member Only Listing

I believe that professional supervision provides an opportunity to slow down the rush of a busy career, just long enough, so that we can celebrate the achievements of our practice, acknowledge the depths of our learned knowledge and identify our areas for growth. Professional supervision will assist in your transformational development at a pace that you are comfortable with in order that you achieve the most from your professional supervision. Professional supervision is a supportive, safe and protected space where you are at the centre of the conversation.

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