Clinical Supervision for Occupational Therapists

Georgia has been supporting new graduate and early career occupational therapists as a clinical supervisor for over 5 years. She believes supervision is a safe, collaborative, and supportive space where you can reflect, ask questions, and grow your confidence as a clinician. Her approach is grounded in neurodiversity-affirming practice and shaped by her experience across non-for-profit, schools, private practice, early intervention, diagnostics, team leadership, and consultative roles.

We provide individual clinical supervision for graduate and early career occupational therapists across Australia. Sessions are 60 minutes and delivered online, offering flexibility to fit supervision around your schedule.

Supervision is guided by the goals and outcomes set by the supervisee. Here are some areas we have previously addressed:

• Foundational paediatric skills
• Autism and ADHD assessment tools and strategies
• Neurodiversity-affirming approaches
• Occupational performance coaching
• Early intervention strategies
• Sensory processing differences
• Behaviour and emotional regulation
• Documentation, reporting, and NDIS requirements
• Time management, career planning, and professional development
• School-based practice and Universal Design for Learning (UDL)
   

Supervision can be as regular or flexible as you need:

• Fortnightly
• Monthly
• Ad hoc sessions
• Ongoing email support
   

• 1:1 online or in-person sessions
• Short or long-term mentoring
• Practical, reflective, and strengths-based
• Tailored to your goals, caseload, and learning style
   

With broad experience across paediatrics, neurodiversity, schools, and private practice, Georgia offers supervision that is inclusive, practical, and reflective, supporting you to build confidence, strengthen your skills, and thrive as an occupational therapist.