Questions about Supervision?
How to find the right Supervisor
1
What are you looking for?
You can schedule a free consultation with me to decide if a supervisory relationship is right for you.
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Learn about each other.
We can ask each other a few questions to establish the best supervision experience for you. I’ll share my experience and listen to your needs and ministry experience.
We can talk about your financial commitment and the times that may work best for you for appointments.
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You can choose a suitable Supervisor.
We’ll be able to decide if working together is a good fit.
If so, I will send you a contract to read and sign, including a financial agreement and appointment schedule.
How Supervision Can Help
Pastoral supervision can help you to consider new possibilities, gain perspective, clarity, understand your emotional responses and develop healthy boundaries.
Reflection allows us to question the stories we tell ourselves and open a way forward to growth by asking, “What is God doing in this situation/space? How can I faithfully respond?”
FAQs About
Professional
Supervision
What is the fee for Professional Supervision?
Supervision fees may vary depending on the supervisee. The regular rate for pastoral supervision is $ 100 for 60mins and Chaplaincy Supervision $100 for 60 mins. Negotiated rates are available for students, or small churches so please enquire directly.
If you are interested in supervision with Mychel, please book a no-obligation 10-minute consultation to talk to Mychel, ask questions and discover more.
How often do I need to have supervision?
It depends on the requirements of your denomination, employer or professional association. Most supervision appointments are at four to six-week intervals (10 times a year), but it can be as little as four times a year.
More frequent sessions are recommended to provide the best supervisory experience and benefits.
What if the relationship is not working for me?
When we begin supervision, we sign an agreed contract stating the times we will meet, the rate of each meeting, and an agreement on the conditions around the relationship and ending the relationship well.
Who pays for my supervision?
It depends on the requirements and situation of each person. As Supervision is a professional expense, your church or denomination may agree to provide all or some of your financial responsibilities for supervision. We can provide an invoice directly to the nominated payee, or you can pay at your appointment.