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A little bit exciting! 😊I’ll be presenting at Be.Bendigo Unboxed on Thursday 15 October. My session is Reflective Leader...
29/09/2026

A little bit exciting! 😊

I’ll be presenting at Be.Bendigo Unboxed on Thursday 15 October.

My session is Reflective Leadership in a Workplace Under Pressure, and rather than a traditional presentation, I’m hoping to create a space where we can actually think and talk together.

We’ll explore what happens to our conversations when work gets busy or difficult, what helps people feel safe enough to speak honestly, how we hold support and accountability together, and why sometimes the conversation we don’t have is the one we most need.

I certainly won’t be going into the room pretending I have all the answers. I’m just as interested in what other people have noticed and learned in their workplaces.

Thursday 15 October 2026
11:50 am–12:35 pm
Yaapaya (Room 6), 109–129 Lyttleton Terrace,

https://events.humanitix.com/unpacked-reflective-leadership-in-a-workplace-under-pressure-with-awe-training-and-support/tickets

If you’re heading along to Be.Bendigo Unboxed, come and join me. I’d love to have some familiar faces in the room.

What if supervision could do more?The AWE Integrated Supervision Framework™ brings together participant safety and right...
27/09/2026

What if supervision could do more?

The AWE Integrated Supervision Framework™ brings together participant safety and rights, worker wellbeing and development, organisational accountability and practice improvement within one structured approach to supervision.

We’re now inviting a small number of disability and community service organisations to become Early Implementation Partners.

This isn’t about adding another form or process.

It’s about creating better conversations, stronger practice and safer, more sustainable support.

Interested in exploring what this could look like in your organisation?

Send me a DM and let’s start with a conversation.

Alice | awe Training and Support

DisabilityServices

They’re still showing up.Still capable.Still doing the work.They’ve just become quieter.“Can we talk?” becomes“Nothing r...
04/09/2026

They’re still showing up.
Still capable.
Still doing the work.

They’ve just become quieter.

“Can we talk?” becomes
“Nothing really.”

And eventually:

“All good.”

Good supervision gives us the opportunity to notice the change before someone has to tell us they’re struggling.

Not to assume.
Not to rescue.
Just to notice, stay curious and ask.

“How are things really going?”

Sometimes the most important part of supervision is noticing what hasn’t been said yet.

NDIS DisabilitySupport

Sometimes the person who is struggling doesn’t look like they’re struggling.They’re still showing up. Still doing their ...
04/09/2026

Sometimes the person who is struggling doesn’t look like they’re struggling.

They’re still showing up. Still doing their job. Still supporting everyone around them.

They’ve just become a little quieter.

Perhaps they contribute less.
Perhaps they stop asking for help.
Perhaps “Can we talk?” gradually becomes “All good.”

That’s one of the reasons good supervision matters.

It gives us somewhere to notice the small changes and enough relationship to gently ask:

“How are things really going?”

We don’t always need to have the answer.

Sometimes we simply need to notice.

What might we see if we paid attention a little earlier?

We often notice the person who is struggling.But what about the person who never seems to?The experienced one.The reliab...
03/09/2026

We often notice the person who is struggling.

But what about the person who never seems to?

The experienced one.
The reliable one.
The one everyone else turns to.

Capability can hide a lot.

Responsibility. Difficult decisions. Uncertainty. Emotional load. Years of experiences that stay with us.

Good supervision isn’t only somewhere to go when things aren’t going well.

It’s also a place for capable people to remain curious, reflective, challenged, supported and still learning.

Because capable doesn’t mean unburdened.

So perhaps there’s someone worth thinking about today:

Who creates space for the person everyone else relies on?

ProfessionalDevelopment NDIS

Sometimes the people we worry about least are carrying the most.They’re experienced. Reliable. Capable.They’re the perso...
03/09/2026

Sometimes the people we worry about least are carrying the most.

They’re experienced. Reliable. Capable.

They’re the person others turn to when something goes wrong.

And because they keep showing up, keep getting things done and keep supporting everyone else, it can be easy to assume they’re okay.

But being capable doesn’t mean the work doesn’t affect you.

Experience doesn’t remove uncertainty.

And being the person others rely on doesn’t mean you don’t sometimes need somewhere to say:

“That one stayed with me.”
“I’m not sure.”
“I need another perspective.”

Good supervision isn’t only for when someone is struggling.

It should also create space for capable, experienced people to reflect, question, learn and be supported.

Sometimes the person who appears to need the least support is simply the person who has become very good at carrying the load.

Who creates space for the person everyone else relies on?

Giving someone the answer can solve today’s problem.Helping them think can build their capacity for tomorrow’s.Good supe...
03/09/2026

Giving someone the answer can solve today’s problem.

Helping them think can build their capacity for tomorrow’s.

Good supervision knows when to provide direction and when to create space for questions:

What are you noticing?
What do you think is happening?
What haven’t we considered yet?

Reflective supervision isn’t about withholding guidance.

It’s about using guidance, curiosity and challenge to strengthen professional judgement, not dependence.

Because the goal isn’t just better answers.

It’s better thinkers.

Leadership NDIS

Sometimes the most helpful thing we can do in supervision is not give someone the answer straight away.Of course, there ...
03/09/2026

Sometimes the most helpful thing we can do in supervision is not give someone the answer straight away.

Of course, there are times when clear direction, advice or guidance is exactly what’s needed.

But there are also times when stepping in too quickly can unintentionally take away an opportunity for someone to think.

Questions like:

What are you noticing?
What do you think is happening?
What haven’t we considered yet?

can create space for people to draw on their own knowledge, experience and professional judgement.

The supervisor is still there, listening, challenging, guiding and offering another perspective when needed.

But the goal isn’t simply to solve today’s problem.

It’s to strengthen someone’s confidence and capability to think through the next one.

Good supervision shouldn’t create dependence on the supervisor. It should build capability in the person being supervised.

Not every problem needs an immediate solution.Sometimes the most useful thing we can do is create enough space for someo...
01/09/2026

Not every problem needs an immediate solution.

Sometimes the most useful thing we can do is create enough space for someone to think.

What are you noticing?
What do you think is happening?
What haven’t we considered yet?

There are absolutely times when people need clear direction.

But good supervision also knows when to resist providing the answer too quickly.

Because the goal isn’t only to solve today’s problem.

It’s to strengthen someone’s capacity to think through tomorrow’s.

WorkplaceCulture NDIS

Sometimes, when someone brings us a problem, our first instinct is to help by finding the answer.And sometimes that’s ex...
01/09/2026

Sometimes, when someone brings us a problem, our first instinct is to help by finding the answer.

And sometimes that’s exactly what they need.

But sometimes they need something different.

They need someone who will slow things down enough to ask:

What are you noticing?
What do you think is happening?
What haven’t we considered yet?

Good supervision isn’t about withholding advice when direction is needed.

It’s about recognising when the better response is an answer and when the better response is a question.

Because if we solve every problem for someone, we may solve today’s problem.

If we help them develop their own thinking, we may also strengthen their ability to navigate the next one.

Sometimes the most useful response really is another question.

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