Reflective Practice Collective
Group supervision programs for medical and allied health practitioners
What is the Reflective Practice Collective?
The Reflective Practice Collective is small-group supervision where practitioners bring real practice dilemmas and work through them together using critical reflection. The core program runs over six weeks, and other formats are built around specific groups and needs.
This isn't a case presentation. You don't need to prepare a formal write up. You bring something from your practice that's sitting with you. Something that pushed a button, raised an ethical question, or left you second guessing a decision you made. We work with that.
Programs run as profession specific groups (for example, GPs or all social workers) and multidisciplinary groups (practitioners from different professions working together).
What happens in the (virtual) room
The six week program runs as an intro session, four sessions where participants present a practice dilemma, and a conclusion session. From there, you can continue with ongoing group supervision.
The groups are small, by design. Usually four participants per program. That's intentional. It creates a space here people can be honest about what's going on in their practice without performing expertise.
The Multidisciplinary groups are where something remarkable happens. Built on a foundation of non judgement and intellectual humility, professional hierarchy dissolves. A GP, a nurse, a social worker and a psychologist reflecting together without defending their turf. Practitioners tell me they've never experienced true collaboration like this in their entire career.
What practitioners walk away with
✅ New perspectives on practice dilemmas they've been sitting with. Often ones they couldn't see from inside their own profession.
✅ Theory and ethics linked to real decisions. Not abstract concepts. Applied to the actual situation they brought in.
✅ Assumptions surfaced and tested. The ones shaping their practice that they didn't know were running the show.
✅ A space where they felt held, not judged. Where intellectual humility was the baseline, not an afterthought.
As one Reflective Practice Collective Program Participant shared:
"I found that the group setting highlighted the strengths in collective practice and learning from others practice and critical incidents was meaningful and new learning which I wouldn’t have experienced in individual supervision."
Register your interest
Programs run in small, capped cohorts, formed as soon as there's enough interest in a particular group type. Rather than waiting for an announced start date, register now and I'll be in touch as the next group forms in your area of interest.
