Group Supervision Tuesday (2) 6pm (Rochelle ACA/PACFA) Starting June the 17th 2025 and every 4 weeks after

About this event

• Event lasts 2 hours x 4 sessions

Group Supervision 

Monthly on a Tuesday (Rochelle ACA/PACFA) 

Starting on the 17th June 2025 and every 4 weeks after, join us for our online group supervision session. This is a great opportunity to connect with fellow professionals, share experiences, and gain valuable insights. Whether you're a seasoned therapist or just starting out, everyone is welcome! Mark your calendars and don't miss out on this enriching experience.

Key Dates at 6pm to 8pm 

After the 4 sessions, you are invited to join the group every 4 weeks; therefore, billed in 4 session blocks.

• 17th June 2025
• 15th July 2025
• 12th August 2025
• 9th September 2025
• and every 4 weeks after that.

Our sessions are rich with knowledge sharing & support.

• Professionally run by experienced Counsellor and Educator in the industry.
• Range of modalities such as IFS lens, CBT, SFT, PCT, Gottman Couples, Polyvagal and more.
• Trauma, relationships, anxiety, counsellor growth
• Capped small groups up to 5 only
• $85 for the 2 hours Sold in blocks of 4 sessions

Frequently asked questions

Does group supervision count towards ACA's and PACFA supervision hours

Yes, group supervision can count towards the supervision hours required by the Australian Counselling Association (ACA) and PACFA with Rochelle. 

However, there are specific conditions and limits on how many of these hours can be accrued through group supervision. From our understanding, you can claim 2 hours per month.

Are the groups more like a friendly chat, or are they productive?

Group supervision sessions at Replenish Counselling and Training are designed to be both productive and supportive. We focus on professional development through case discussions, constructive feedback, skill enhancement, and addressing ethical considerations.

What are closed groups, and what happens after the 4 sessions are done?

Our groups are closed, with the same members participating mainly. This format allows for deeper relationships and trust to develop among group members, fostering a more cohesive and supportive environment. After the initial four sessions, you are invited to continue participating thereafter.