Accepting supervisees · Telehealth Australia‑wide

Clinical supervision for therapists working with trauma, family violence, and sexual assault.

I offer clinical supervision and AMHSW accreditation supervision for social workers and therapists working in trauma, family violence, and sexual assault, or anyone wanting to deepen their practice in these areas. With over a decade of direct experience, including specialist trauma, family violence, and sexual assault settings, I bring a grounded, evidence‑informed, and genuinely relational approach to supervision.

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Practice
Telehealth, Australia‑wide
Fee
$170 / hour
Status
AMHSW · AASW
Rebecca Zeeman, AMHSW, seated at a wooden desk in natural light.
Rebecca Zeeman, AMHSW
i.

What I offer.

Stream one

Clinical supervision

Reflective, evidence‑informed supervision for therapists and counsellors working with trauma, family violence, sexual assault, and complex presentations. Supporting social workers to transition into clinical and counselling practice. Tailored to where you are in your practice and what you need most, not a fixed curriculum.

  • EMDR-informed trauma practice
  • Narrative Therapy
  • Trauma‑informed and feminist practice
  • Systemic and relational approaches
  • Perinatal and parent and infant work
Stream two

AMHSW accreditation supervision

Supervision for social workers working toward Accredited Mental Health Social Worker status with the AASW. Mapped to AASW requirements, with focus on mental health practice, clinical reasoning, and professional development.

  • Meets AASW supervision requirements
  • Clinical reasoning and case formulation
  • Support with documentation
  • Pathway planning across the process

I don’t offer line‑management supervision, organisational consultancy, or supervision in areas outside my specialisation. If we’re not the right fit I’ll say so on the discovery call, and where I can I’ll point you somewhere that is.

ii.

Who supervision is for.

Supervision with me may be a good fit if any of the following sounds like where you are, or where you’re heading.

  1. A therapist in private practice.

    Wanting specialist clinical support to sustain trauma work over the long term.

  2. A practitioner in a community, specialist or health setting.

    Seeking external supervision separate from line management.

  3. A social worker working toward AMHSW accreditation.

    Looking for a supervisor whose practice meets AASW standards.

  4. A clinician wanting to develop new skills.

    Trauma therapy, family violence practice, or working with parents and infants.

iii.

About Rebecca.

I am an Accredited Mental Health Social Worker and trauma therapist with extensive experience working with adults and families affected by complex trauma, family violence, and sexual violence.

My therapeutic training includes EMDR basic trainings, additional advanced EMDR trainings, Narrative Therapy, Trauma Focused-CBT, Cognitive Processing Therapy for trauma, Polyvagal theory, DBT, ACT, and infant and perinatal mental health. I am trained in the Safe & Together Model for family violence, and a trained and experienced facilitator of Circle of Security.

I have worked across private practice and specialist sexual assault and family violence counselling settings, providing clinical supervision, case consultation, and clinical oversight to multidisciplinary teams.

Supervision, at its best, is the place where the work is allowed to breathe.

I’m deeply committed to supporting practitioners to build confidence, sustain themselves in challenging work, and develop genuinely skilled, trauma‑informed practice.

iv.

How a session works.

i.Frequency

Monthly is the standard cadence, unless a case calls for more frequent contact.

ii.Length

Sixty minutes. AMHSW accreditation supervision can extend to ninety where structure or paperwork warrants it.

iii.Shape

You bring the agenda. We work with what you bring, a case, a stuck point, a feeling about the work, and the frameworks meet that, not the other way around.

iv.Between sessions

Brief email contact for urgent practice questions is welcome. Anything that needs more than a paragraph belongs in a session.

v.

Fees and logistics.

Hourly fee
$170/ hour
Modality
Telehealth only, secure video, Australia‑wide.
Session length
60 minutes, with 90 minute sessions available for AMHSW work.
Cancellation
48 hours’ notice. Late cancellations are charged in full.
Response time
I respond to enquiries within three business days.
Tax
Supervision is generally tax deductible for practitioners.
Employer‑funded
Welcome. I can invoice your organisation directly.
vi.

Common questions.

Who is Rebecca Zeeman's clinical supervision for?

Reflective, evidence-based supervision for therapists and counsellors working with trauma, family violence, sexual assault, and complex presentations. Tailored to where you are in your practice and what you need most, not a fixed curriculum.

Does Rebecca offer AMHSW accreditation supervision?

Yes. Rebecca offers structured AMHSW accreditation supervision for social workers working toward Accredited Mental Health Social Worker status with the AASW.

How much does clinical supervision cost?

Clinical supervision is $170 per hour. Standard sessions are 60 minutes, and 90 minute sessions are available when AMHSW accreditation work needs more structure.

Is supervision available outside Melbourne?

Yes. Supervision is offered by secure telehealth Australia-wide, so practitioners can enquire from Melbourne, regional Victoria or anywhere in Australia.

How do I enquire about working with Rebecca?

Email [email protected] with a short note about your role, setting and what you are hoping for from supervision. Rebecca responds within three business days.

vii.

A free ten‑minute discovery call.

The simplest way to know whether we’re a good fit is to talk for a short ten‑minute call. Send me a short note about your work and what you’re looking for in supervision, and I’ll come back within three business days.

Email[email protected]

Please don’t send clinical detail in a first email. A sentence or two about your role, setting, and what you’re hoping for is plenty.