Welcome to PTC Clinical Supervision
Dynamic Support for Progressive Practitioners
At PTC, we provide clinical supervision that is both practical and impactful, designed to support mental health and social service professionals in their growth and ethical practice.
What is Clinical Supervision?
Clinical supervision is a collaborative partnership where practitioners reflect on their work, gain insights, and enhance their skills with experienced guidance. It provides a supportive, non-hierarchical environment that centers on your professional development.
Why Choose PTC?
Our supervision sessions help you:
Reflect deeply on your practice and approach.
Ensure client welfare with a commitment to best practices.
Navigate the emotional demands of your work.
Maintain your passion and prevent burnout.
Meet Sarah Newbold (she/her)
As a Clinical Supervisor with over 20 years in the field, Sarah Newbold brings both expertise and an unwavering commitment to progressive, inclusive mental health practices. Founder of PTC and a seasoned Senior Social Worker, Sarah creates a transformative space for all practitioners, from students to experienced professionals.
Sarah’s supervision style is grounded in openness, warmth, and a critical approach to mental health. She actively challenges traditional hierarchies, promoting discussions on key topics like sex, discrimination, and decolonization of therapeutic practices. Her approach deepens professional insight and fosters personal growth.
Supervision That Fits You
Whether you’re seeking one-on-one guidance, group supervision, or a space to discuss often-overlooked challenges, Sarah’s approach is flexible, friendly, and insightful. Each session aims to enrich your practice and perspective.
All supervision is tax-deductible.
Sarah provides supervision to both students and practitioners.
Contact us to learn more
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group supervision
Pay the Rent & Mutual Aid
The Pay the Rent movement calls for non-Indigenous individuals and businesses to regularly contribute financially to Indigenous organisations as part of reparations and restorative justice. This movement aims to provide tangible support to Indigenous communities, addressing historical and ongoing injustices while fostering a sense of accountability and solidarity.
At Progressive Therapeutic Collective (PTC), we've been paying the rent since our inception four years ago.
Each year, we allocate 1% of our annual profit to The Westerman Jilya Institute for Indigenous Mental Health and another 1% to Decolonise Sex Work Australia, a Blak mutual aid fund for sex workers. As a white-owned business, we believe it’s crucial to acknowledge and address systemic injustices against Indigenous communities. Our commitment to mutual aid is about taking concrete actions to bring aboug meaningful and genuine social change.
