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Bravehearts is always open to meeting applicants who hope to contribute to our Mission of a coordinated and holistic approach to the prevention and treatment of child sexual abuse. If there are no current positions, or positions that interest you, please complete an EXPRESSION OF INTEREST IN WORKING WITH BRAVEHEARTS.
Practice Supervisor, Therapeutic Services
Arundel, Gold CoastAbout the position
Reporting to the Director of Therapeutic Services, we look to welcome an energetic Practice Supervisor who will be accountable for shaping both the ongoing development of the team and expanding the therapeutic services offered by Bravehearts. You will work in partnership with Therapeutic Services leadership team to provide clinical supervision, debriefing, self-care and professional development for the Bravehearts therapeutic services teams. You will also contribute to the development, implementation, and review of programs, policies, and procedures to ensure our therapeutic services are effective, compliant, and aligned with the organisation’s mission. Its a permanent part time position based at Arundel (Gold Coast).
About the team
Our Clinicians, Caseworkers, Advocates, and Support Line team offer a comprehensive range of services for children impacted by child sexual abuse. This includes individual counselling, family support, advocacy, Redress scheme applications, case management, and assistance through our 1300 support line.
This experienced team embodies our core values, demonstrating empathy, energy, and courage in everything they do. We prioritise their self-care and professional development to empower them to consistently deliver exceptional care and support to our clients. The team is strategically located across SE Queensland and FN Queensland to ensure widespread reach and support.
About the position
Reporting to the Director of Therapeutic Services, we look to welcome an energetic Practice Supervisor who will be accountable for shaping both the ongoing development of the team and expanding the therapeutic services offered by Bravehearts. You will work in partnership with Therapeutic Services leadership team to provide clinical supervision, debriefing, self-care and professional development for the Bravehearts therapeutic services teams. You will also contribute to the development, implementation, and review of programs, policies, and procedures to ensure our therapeutic services are effective, compliant, and aligned with the organisation’s mission.
About You
- A tertiary qualification in Psychology or Social Work and registration with a governing body of profession (or eligibility to apply) is essential.
- Qualified or working towards formal qualification as a Clinical Practice Supervisor.
- Proven expertise in providing support and counselling clients in clinical settings, particularly those affected by or at risk of child sexual abuse.
- You will demonstrate a strong commitment to always upholding privacy and confidentiality
- A collaborative approach and the ability to address issues directly and effectively
- An exceptional ability to skillfully navigate challenges, sustain a healthy level of self-care, and empower others to embrace the same commitment to well-being.
- Exceptional verbal and written communication skills, coupled with advanced negotiation and mediation abilities, are essential.
- Impressive listening and comprehension abilities.
Why join Bravehearts?
- You will play a key role in advancing our mission to prevent and treat child sexual abuse
- Despite the gravity of our work, we know how to have fun and cultivate a positive, uplifting environment.
- We pay under the SCHADS award, and this role is classified at social and community Level 7 (plus super, plus salary sacrifice).
- Salary packaging which reduces the amount of tax you need to pay (more money in your bank account each pay!).
- Self-care, professional development and birthday leave days.
- Confidential support through our employee assistance programme and wellbeing services.
- An organisation that genuinely cares about its people.
Read the full position description.
Apply NowTeam Leader, The Courage Project
Mackay, Far North QueenslandAbout the team
The Courage Project is innovative and provides trauma informed mental health services for children under 14 years of age in North Qld (Mackay, Whitsunday and Isaac Regions) who have experienced or are at risk of experiencing physical and/or sexual abuse/assault, family violence and self-harm.
The team are truly outstanding! Their professionalism is matched by their warmth, compassion, and collaborative spirit. They consistently provide exceptional support to both their clients and one another, and this is why in 2024, their dedication delivered 638 counselling sessions to children, young people and their non-offending family members.
About the position
Reporting to the Director of Therapeutic Services, we look forward to welcoming an energetic Team Leader who will take a hands-on role in managing the delivery of The Courage Project, providing clear direction, operational support, and ensuring smooth coordination across the team. In collaboration with the Director, you will support the successful delivery of The Courage Project, offering hands-on support and guidance to the team. Additionally, you will be responsible for maintaining strong operational relationships with community stakeholders to coordinate tailored education programs and support the ongoing delivery and development of the project.
About You
- Tertiary qualifications in psychology, social work or counselling.
- Demonstrated experience in providing trauma-informed counselling.
- A sound understanding of child protection legislation relevant to service delivery.
- Proven knowledge of the challenges faced by individuals impacted by childhood sexual abuse and exploitation.
- Highly skilled communicator with exceptional listening and comprehension capabilities.
- Ideally, you will have experience in team management or be able to demonstrate how you will effectively support and coordinate the team in their day-to-day work.
- You embody integrity, wisdom, empathy, courage and a deep respect for every individual, inspiring trust and connection.
- You must either currently hold a Working with Children Blue Card or be willing to obtaining one.
Review the position description.
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