For people who work with complex cases
Clinical supervision and training for people who do the hard work.
For mental health social workers, case managers, probation and parole officers, child safety officers, family violence workers and anyone in a stressful job working with complex people.
Clinical supervision
One to one, for people carrying heavy caseloads.
Phil supervises Accredited Mental Health Social Workers, complex case managers, social work students on placement, youth workers, NDIS workers, and probation and parole officers.
Sessions can be invoiced to you or straight to your employer. Employers paying for supervision sign a short service agreement first.
Supervision follows CEABA’s usual cancellation policy: 48 hours’ notice to move a session.
Training days
- Working with family violence
- For clinicians, social workers and anyone working with people who use violence and people experiencing it. Coercive, psychological and physical control. The person using violence seen through a biopsychosocial lens. Power, status and influence. Mental health informed practice.
- Mental health and alcohol and other drugs
- For case managers, probation and parole officers, child safety officers and counsellors. Mental health and substance use through a biopsychosocial lens, trauma-informed practice and vicarious trauma care.
- DBT skills
- Dialectical behaviour therapy skills your team can use with clients who struggle to manage emotions and behaviour.
- On-site risk assessment
- Risk assessment, consultation and psychotherapeutic evaluation, at your workplace.
Training is interactive and built on DBT and biopsychosocial theory. Fees are on the fees page.
Why Phil
He’s done the work he trains people for.
More than 15 years in mental health, family violence and alcohol and other drugs, much of it alongside the Queensland Domestic and Family Violence Court, Queensland Corrective Services and the Department of Veterans’ Affairs. Master of Social Work and an MBA in managing and leading people from Southern Cross University.
Questions people ask
Who can Phil supervise?
Accredited Mental Health Social Workers, complex case managers, social work students on placement, youth workers, NDIS workers, and probation and parole officers.
Can my employer pay?
Yes. Sessions can be invoiced to you or to your employer. Employers sign a short service agreement before supervision starts.
Do you travel for training?
Yes. Training and risk assessments run on site. Travel and accommodation are added for sites outside South East Queensland.