Interactive Drawing Therapy Archives - Aotearoa New Zealand Association for Social Workers

Liz Langham

May 18, 2018 Web Access ANZASW Member Only Listing

I am passionate about the empowering impact of effective social work practice at all levels, from the micro-skills of counselling and therapeutic intervention through to the macro-levels of policy. I am interested in the relationship between these different levels of practice and find that I am skilled at identifying the relationships between individuals, groups, contexts, systems and culture and the influence these have on each other. I have an appreciative inquiry approach to my supervision practice, looking at what is working well and building on that, as well as helping people to identify where they would like additional supports or could benefit from making stronger connections to theories, resources or networks. Navigating personal and professional identity as well as supporting safe and effective practice would be a focus of our time together.
I may have some low-cost vacancies for those working in the voluntary sector or on very low wages in the community sector. Please enquire.

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Addictions, Advanced Social Work Methods (e.g. Resistant Clients/Addictions/FV), Biculturalism in Practice, Board/Committee Governance - planning & management, Care and Protection, client, Clinical, Clinical Practice Issues, Collaborative Approach, Community Development, Counselling, Cross Discipline, Ecological Model, Education, Health & Disability, Interactive Drawing Therapy, Mentoring, Motivational interviewing, Peer, Professional, Reflective, Reflective Practice, Solution Focussed Social Work, Strengths Based, Supervisor, Supervisors Listing, Voluntary Sector, Wellington Wairarapa, Working with Wairua & Spiritual Elements, Youth Work

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

Robyn Kloosterman

November 1, 2017 Web Access ANZASW Member Only Listing

I aim to provide a safe space for supervisees to reflect on their practice,
and to come away feeling heard, supported and empowered. I am an accredited and trained Incredible years facilitator. I am a member of ANZASW and a registered social worker with current annual practicing certificate.

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Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Advocacy in Social Work, Best Practice, Care and Protection, Casework, Child Abuse Detection and Prevention, Clinical, Clinical Practice Issues, Collaborative Approach, Community Development, Conflict Resolution, Continuing Professional Development, Crisis Management, Cross Discipline, Ethical Practice, Evidence Based Practice, External, Facilitative Approach, Feminist Approach, Fieldwork, Fieldwork (student), Group, Hawkes Bay, Holistic Supervision Approach, Interactive Drawing Therapy, Mental Health, Mentoring, Mindfulness, Mindfulness Strategies, NGOs/Community Agencies, Peer, Personal Development, Practitioner, Professional, Reflective, Reflective Practice, Safe Practice, Social Policy, Social Service Profession, Solution Focussed Social Work, Strengths Based, Stress Management, Supervisor, Supervisors Listing, Trauma Grief Loss, Work/Personal Life Balance/Wellness, Worker Safety & Boundaries, Workplace Organisational & Team Dynamics, Youth Work

Ariella Bond

July 5, 2016 fiona Member Only Listing, On Line or Phone Groups, Public Listing, Tamaki Makaurau Auckland

Social work is a wonderful, and at times, challenging profession. From my experience I know that good support is essential to the success or failure of the work we do.
My passion is to support people like you, who are giving their all to help others. I know the value of a safe, confidential space, for someone to be with you in the hardest moments – the very thing we are often providing for those we work with. Over the years I have supervised people in various roles from family violence, care and protection, through to community-based and specialised social work. My supervision supports people to provide the best service to those in need, whilst also developing themselves both personally and professionally, and maintaining overall wellbeing.
Relationship is key in supervision, so it is important to find the right fit. I work from a relational and strengths-based approach, and provide a reflective space where you can unpack difficult cases, be challenged, explore team dynamics, critically reflect and learn from past successes and challenges, and be supported in your journey as you help others. If this is the type of support you’re after, give me a call on 020 401 06304.

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