Professional supervision for art therapists at every stage of practice
Join a warm, supportive, and clinically grounded supervision network which is facilitated by practice owner Sandra Hewitt-Parsons.
Sandra offers guidance tailored for art therapy students, new professionals, and experienced clinicians, particularly those working within or identifying with the Disability community. She is an experienced art therapist and supervisor (RCAT-S) who brings a wealth of lived experience in life with a disability in both clinical and community settings.
Who this group is for:
Those who identify with the Disability community
Gain foundational support and practical insights as you navigate your studies in arts-based therapy. We help you connect theory with practice, building a strong base for your career.
Those who work with clients with Disabilities
Transition confidently from student to professional. Our supervision focuses on refining your clinical skills, ethical considerations, and establishing your professional identity.
Those who need social justice-informed support
Deepen your expertise and explore new perspectives. We offer advanced supervision to help you reflect on complex cases, prevent burnout, and foster continued professional growth.
Supporting your journey in expressive therapies
Sandra is dedicated to fostering the growth of arts-based professionals. Her supervision services are designed to provide the guidance and support you need to excel, particularly if you work with or within the Disability community. Let us help you navigate challenges and celebrate your successes.
Guidance for every stage
Our supervision sessions offer a supportive space for reflection, learning, and professional development. We delve into case consultations, ethical dilemmas, and self-care strategies, ensuring you feel equipped and confident in your practice. Our approach is person-centred, just like our therapy, allowing for personalized guidance.
Why choose our supervision?
Choosing Safe Harbour Expressive Therapies for supervision means gaining a dedicated mentor who understands the nuances of arts-based practices and the unique needs of the Disability community. We offer a safe and confidential environment where you can explore challenges, refine your techniques, and build lasting confidence in your professional role. Our goal is to empower you to provide the best possible care to your clients while nurturing your own well-being.
