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Social workers, caseworkers, youth workers, community-service practitioners, disability and NDIS workers, support coordinators, family-support workers and managers.
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Online across Australia · $200 for 60 minutes
Online social work and professional supervision across Australia.
External supervision with an Accredited Social Worker for social workers, counsellors and other helping professionals. A confidential, reflective space with Meg Bonetti for people carrying clinical, frontline, leadership and human-service responsibility—grounded in more than twenty years across clinical practice, community programs and senior leadership.
Accredited social worker20+ years’ experienceTelehealth Australia wide
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Who supervision is for
Support for helping and frontline professionals.
You do not need to be a social worker to enquire. Supervision is shaped around your role, responsibilities, professional framework and workplace context.
Counselling and mental health
Counsellors, psychologists, psychotherapists, mental-health practitioners, alcohol and other drug workers, peer workers and wellbeing practitioners.
Health and allied health
Doctors, nurses, paramedics and emergency health professionals, occupational therapists, physiotherapists and other allied-health practitioners.
Emergency and frontline services
Firefighters, police, emergency-services personnel, crisis responders, chaplains and others working in high-responsibility helping roles.
Ways to work together
Support for the practitioner and the system.
Professional and clinical supervision
Online supervision for helping professionals who want a thinking space that holds them, not just their caseload or operational responsibilities. Reflective, practical and attentive to the person behind the professional role.
Consultancy
Program design, evaluation and trauma-informed consultancy for organisations, drawing on two decades of community, cross-cultural, leadership and clinical practice.
What supervision can hold
Space for the work, the system and the person doing it.
Complex practice and ethical decisions
Think through risk, boundaries, competing responsibilities, clinical uncertainty and decisions that do not have a neat answer.
Burnout and professional sustainability
Notice the effects of high-responsibility work, secondary trauma and organisational pressure before coping becomes another private task.
Professional identity and confidence
Develop your own practice voice without supervision becoming performance, correction or pressure to produce the “right” answer.
Leadership and systems thinking
Explore team dynamics, service constraints, cross-cultural practice, program decisions and the realities surrounding client work.
About Meg
Meet your supervisor, Meg Bonetti.
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Meg Bonetti is an accredited social worker with experience across direct practice, community programs, senior leadership and service design. Her approach is warm, direct and comfortable with complexity.
To discuss fit, availability or organisational needs, email a brief outline of what you are looking for. There is no need to make it polished before getting in touch.
Beginning supervision
What happens in a first social work supervision session?
We begin with your role, practice setting and what you need from supervision. You might bring an ethical question, a difficult piece of work, a leadership challenge or the impact the role is having on you. You do not need to prepare a formal presentation.
We agree goals, confidentiality and its limits, record keeping, session frequency and how to review the arrangement. If your employer is funding sessions, clarify in advance what, if anything, will be reported to them. Please avoid sending identifiable client information in an initial email.
External supervision for rural and remote practice
Working in a small community can raise particular questions about overlapping roles, privacy, professional isolation and access to support. These can be part of the supervision conversation alongside your practice and organisational responsibilities.
Does this meet my professional requirements?
Requirements differ between employers and professional bodies. Before booking, confirm that Meg's qualifications and the proposed supervision arrangement meet your particular requirements. This page does not promise approval for accreditation, registration or a placement.
Your practitioner is Meg (Megan) Bonetti, Accredited Social Worker, founder of MEB Counselling, with more than twenty years of social work experience across community services, leadership and direct practice. Sessions are offered online across Australia.
Supervision fees: $200 for 60 minutes. If you are seeking personal support rather than practice supervision, read about burnout counselling or individual social work counselling.
Before you enquire
Practical questions about online supervision.
What is external social work supervision?
External social work supervision is a reflective professional conversation with a supervisor outside your workplace. It can focus on casework, ethical decisions, boundaries, professional development, leadership and the impact of the work. It is separate from line management and personal counselling.
Who is professional supervision for?
Meg works with social workers, counsellors, allied health practitioners, managers and other helping professionals. You can ask about fit before arranging a session.
Is supervision available Australia wide?
Yes. Sessions are offered by telehealth across Australia. MEB Counselling is based on Waibene (Thursday Island), Queensland.
What does professional supervision cost?
Professional supervision is $200 for a 60-minute session. Confirm any organisational invoicing requirements with Meg before booking.
Can my employer fund supervision?
Some employers fund external supervision or professional development. Check your workplace policy or allowance, then contact Meg if you need an invoice or information for approval.
Is this counselling?
Professional supervision focuses on practice, professional development and the impact of the work. If personal therapeutic support becomes the main need, Meg can discuss a separate counselling pathway or another suitable service.
For organisations and teams
Training that connects with your work.
Explore tailored workshops in vicarious trauma and sustainable practice, outcomes measurement and Results-Based Accountability, or leading teams through change.
Explore training & organisational supportStart a supervision conversation.
Tell Meg what kind of work you do and what you would like from supervision. A brief, unpolished note is enough. Individual sessions are $200 for 60 minutes; ask about employer-funded or organisational arrangements.
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Enquire about supervision.
Individual online sessions are $200 for 60 minutes. Tell Meg about your role and what you need; she will discuss fit and availability before you arrange a session.
Read, share or print the supervision information sheet for yourself or employer approval.
Before starting, agree goals, frequency, confidentiality and any employer reporting. Confirm that the arrangement meets your professional requirements.