As an experienced Speech Pathologist and clinical educator, I understand the importance of finding the right fit when looking for a supervisor. Supervision is an investment in yourself and your clients, so it's important that your time is spent wisely and that support is tailored to your needs.

Did you know that there's more than one format for supervision? 

Here's a few examples:

• Caseload or capacity reviews. Review your clinical reasoning, and create a comprehensive plan to manage your workload comfortably. 
• Complex case management. 
• Crisis management (clinical and operational). Put that fire out and move forward with a clear action plan and newfound sense of confidence.
• Professional development planning. Set learning goals and make tangible strides towards them. 
• Evidence-based practice integration. Identify ways to stay integrate learning and research into your daily practice.

Whether you're a new graduate or a seasoned clinician, good quality supervision can inspire growth personally and professionally, so you can be and feel your best, professional self. 

---