About Debbie

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Woman, partner, mother, sister, friend, dachshund owner, cat employee, artist, coffee and chat devotee, book group member and ebike commuter.

— Debbie Hollebon

I approach my supervision from a reflective practice standpoint. This offers a space for people to review their practice and grow their skills in accordance with their own goals.

I am keen to discuss with you your self-care, work life balance, safe practice and safe boundaries in the workplace. I live in Nelson but happily work online.

I work interprofessionally, which means I can work with supervisees from a different profession.

About

Over six years experience supervising a variety of professionals
Post Graduate Certificate in Professional Supervision (Level 8)
Over 20 years as a supervisee

Fields of Practice

In education as a Social Worker in Schools
In statutory care, involving court work
In health, within a hospital setting, general practice and a supporting community organisation

My Experience

A manager, co-founder of a youth trust, a board chair and board member
Worked in many team settings, social work and multidisciplinary
A sole worker, knowing the challenges of isolation and startup work

Social Work

Working with families
Dementia
Group work
Facilitation of professional meetings
Training
Not-for-profit sector
Health
Education
Child protection

Get in Touch with Debbie

Interprofessional Supervision

I work interprofessionally — I can work with supervisees from a different profession. This benefits us both by creating a rich and open reflective space.

Shared Reflection

Providing time and space to reflect on practice, to understand previous experiences and consider how these impact on approaching work.

Cross-profession Learning

Highlighting the commonalities in each profession. We learn from each other — I'm not the expert! You bring your own expertise and experience.

Safe Practice

Supporting you in your work environment to work with fellow staff members, managers, and colleagues — not reliant on being in the same profession.

Challenging Norms

Creating the chance to be aware of what makes our professions different and challenge the accepted norms of our practice.