Clinical Supervision

Clinical supervision for complex human work

Keren provides reflective, relational and practice-informed supervision for counsellors and practitioners working with grief, bereavement, trauma, loss, change and complex client experiences. Her supervision brings together specialist grief and bereavement expertise, published research, executive leadership experience and a deep understanding of the emotional demands of human-centred work.

Who supervision is for

Counsellors

Newly qualified and experienced counsellors seeking thoughtful reflection on their practice.

Helping professionals

Practitioners in emotionally complex work who want steady reflective support.

Leaders and practitioners

Leaders and practitioners in health, community and human services seeking reflective space.

What supervision can support

Ethical reflection
Practice development
Case reflection
Professional identity
Boundaries and sustainability
Grief, loss and emotionally complex work
Navigating organisational systems

Specialist focus

Supervision for grief, bereavement and perinatal loss work

Keren provides supervision for practitioners working with bereaved parents and families, including those supporting infertility grief, miscarriage, termination, termination for medical reasons, stillbirth, neonatal death, infant death and child death.

Supervision can support ethical reflection, clinical confidence, emotional sustainability and the complexity of working with profound loss.

Pregnancy, baby and child loss
Parental grief
Miscarriage, stillbirth and neonatal death
TFMR and reproductive grief
Supporting parents and families after loss
Practitioner grief, boundaries and sustainability
Working in health, community and bereavement systems

A steady, integrative approach

My supervision style is relational, integrative and grounded in more than two decades of counselling practice, lived experience of grief, and senior work in organisational and leadership contexts.

Supervision is available online across Australia and face to face in Malvern, Victoria. Sessions are 60 minutes at $200 per session, typically on a monthly cadence.

Qualifications and training

  • Bachelor of Arts in Psychology
  • Master of Counselling
  • Graduate Diploma in Counselling Supervision
  • Graduate Certificate in Bereavement Counselling and Intervention
  • Internal Family Systems - Level 1
  • Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors
  • Australian Counselling Association Level 4 member

Frequently asked questions

Looking for reflective supervision?

If you are seeking supervision that is thoughtful, ethical and grounded in real-world practice, you are welcome to book a session.