Mental Health
Supervision
Mental Health Supervision, a crucial form of support, is provided to individuals navigating poor mental health, mental health illnesses, or mental health conditions. As a Mental Health Supervisor, I stand by you, offering support in various ways. Our sessions are completely confidential, ensuring your safety and the safety of others. Check-in sessions can be as frequent as needed, from one-off conversations to daily, weekly, or monthly check-ins.
Mission
A Mental Health Supervisor discusses all topics about your mental health, well-being, and development, just as a Professional Supervisor would discuss your professional practice and development.
Roles and Responsibilities of a Mental Health Supervisor
I adhere to a strict high level of confidentiality and data protection. I must measure risk and safeguard my client, myself, and the public. If I feel there is an immediate risk to myself, you, or others at any stage, I will have no choice but to break our confidential agreement and summon the appropriate emergency services if necessary.
Here are some of the things I may be able to assist you with:
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Support you to prevent escalation.
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Support You in identifying and managing triggers
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Support you to assess and measure risks
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Support you to have someone to talk to about the day-to-day struggles
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Supporting you to find coping strategies
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Support you by discussing any ongoing worries
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Support you with any medication concerns
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Support you by identifying the signs and symptoms of mental ill-health
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Support you by signposting and encouraging professional support
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Support you by listening non-judgementally and providing reassurance
