Supporting emerging supervisors
InCourage Supervision is dedicated to fostering and growing best practice in professional supervision. And a part of that is supporting experienced practitioners who are transitioning into independent professional supervision practice.
Moving from organisational or internal supervision into private practice can be a significant step, requiring not only strong supervisory capability, but also confidence, visibility, and connection with the wider professional community. The supervisors featured here have demonstrated appropriate training, reflective capacity, and a commitment to ethical, trauma-informed, and culturally responsive supervision.
By offering a small profile on this site, the initiative aims to reduce barriers to entry into independent practice, while helping supervisees identify supervisors whose approach, experience, and values align with their needs.
This initiative reflects a commitment to strengthening the supervision workforce, fostering collegiality rather than competition, and supporting the sustainability and quality of professional supervision across helping professions.
Visitors are encouraged to explore the profiles and make contact directly with supervisors who feel like a good fit for their professional context and development goals.
Professional Supervisor Sally leviE
Sally is a professional supervisor with a strong background in nursing and health services in Aotearoa New Zealand. She brings a deep understanding of the challenges faced by health professionals working in complex and emotionally demanding environments.
Sally has completed postgraduate professional supervision training through the University of Auckland and offers a thoughtful, well-grounded approach to supervision across disciplines, founded in reflective and strengths-based practice.
Supervision with Sally provides a collaborative, reflective, and supportive space where trust, safety, and respect are central. She is particularly attentive to personal wellbeing and the impact of organisational pressures, cumulative stress and exposure to trauma in professional practice.
Through critical thinking and reflective practice, she is committed to supporting professionals to explore their values and purpose in the context of relationships with clients, colleagues, and organisations, fostering resilient and sustainable professional practice.
Sally offers individual professional supervision, primarily in person, from a dedicated office space in Parnell, Auckland. If you would like to learn more and get in contact please email Sally at supervisionwithsally@gmail.com