An interesting study topic has recently led me to some eye opening conversations. I’ve been talking with colleagues about ...

One of the insights I had while participating in the Occupational Therapy Clinical Workshops in Wellington this month was how ...

Life has got in the way of blogging the last few weeks. A combination of assignments due, a workshop to ...

In my current studies I have been exploring models of behaviour change and motivation. I find this a fascinating subject ...

Sometimes in supervision I have found cultural competence a bit like politics – often a loaded topic, not easily raised ...

My latest reading material NO SWEAT by Michelle Segar PhD has been providing me rich food for thought. In this book Segar ...

I was supposed to be eating frogs yesterday. If Frog Eating is new to you see my earlier blog here. ...

Why does it come from out of left field sometimes when our colleagues behave badly? What happens when we encounter ...

I’ve recently been reminded of the value of the brain dump: the art (or science) of writing down everything that ...

I’ve been facing the challenge of describing clearly what I do in supervision – who I work with, what problems ...

I’ve been thinking today of the different ways of addressing professional development. Most professions require members continue to develop their ...

Great supervision makes you a better practitioner/therapist/social worker/manager (substitute your role here)! Bold claim? Maybe, but it is something I ...