Webinar Recording: Working with Supervisees in Crisis
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Working with Supervisees in Crisis
Webinar Recording
ABOUT THE WEBINAR
Presented by Tara Crow & Co-Hosted by Fiona Sutherland
This webinar was delivered live on September 29th 2026.
Times of crisis are a perennial fact of life for us all. For the supervisor, supporting a supervisee in crisis can present many challenges. How do we balance the restorative functions of our role (focused on the supervisees wellbeing) with the normative functions of our role (focused on reviewing client care and competency to practice)?
This webinar is designed to help supervisors build confidence in their role when we may be triggered, overwhelmed or unsure how to proceed when working with this complexity.
Webinar outline:
- Define what we mean by ‘crisis’ and appreciate its prevalence in the community and healthcare workforce
- Invite reflection on: the impact of our own experiences of ‘crisis’ on our work life and concerns we may have about supervising a supervisee in crisis
- Revisiting the functions and outcomes we are responsible for achieving as effective supervisors. These provide important guardrails for action
- Describe, apply and demonstrate resources to use with supervisees that are within our scope of practice as professional supervisors
- Name important support we can access for ourselves
Upon registration, you will receive the slides, recording, reflective practice prompts and a graphic to support integration of the webinar content into your supervision practice. These resources will be delivered to the email address you register with so please enter your details carefully.
ABOUT THE PRESENTER Tara Crow www.practicepavestones.com.au
Tara is a dual qualified Counsellor & Psychotherapist (PACFA Reg Clinical) and Accredited Practising Dietitian in private practice. Graduating from Sydney University in 1991, she has worked in a broad spectrum of clinical areas in inpatient, community and private practice settings. Tara has specialised in assisting people recovering from disordered eating since 2004 & is an advocate of the Health At Every Size® approach to health, body and social issues.
Tara is a PACFA Certified Supervisor, Member of the Motivational Interviewing Network of Trainers (MINT) and author of Practice Pavestones Newsletter – a skills newsletter for health practitioners wanting to improve their skills in behaviour change counselling.
Tara provides supervision for Health Professionals and is a prominent advocate for the development of a culture of supervision & reflective practice in Australian Dietetics. She is the founder of Dietitian Supervision Resources Australia & International www.dsrai.net, a website and community building resource.
Tara is the owner and operator of Practice Pavestones, a business striving to provide innovative and quality experiential training to health professionals who work in the challenging area of health behaviour change. Training includes Motivational Interviewing, Professional Boundaries and Supervision. Tara now works exclusively in training and supervision in her private practice.
ACCESSING THE WEBINAR
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