Dance Therapy Training

July 2026

Inner Mongolia Arts University, China

Mums Group Workshop

June 2026

In-person | Hawthorn VIC, AUS.

Private group

Webinar: Stepping into Aligned Practice

Recorded Purchase: Ongoing

March-April (live) 2026

Online

In collaboration with TMS workshops & Concordia Music Therapy

Facilitated by Dr. Neha Christopher, Priscilla Pek and Dr Tanya Marie Silveira-Price, this three-part series invites clinicians and leaders into deeper reflection on cultural supervision, identity, and the systems we work within.

Together, we explore why cultural supervision matters, how lived experience and insider knowledge shape practice, and our responsibility to build cultural understanding beyond our own worldviews.

Participants will reflect on what it means to bring their whole selves to work—examining authenticity, safety, intersectionality, power, privilege, and oppression—and how organisational systems influence what we reveal or conceal.

The series also moves beyond textbook supervision, introducing creative, embodied, and symbolic approaches to address fragmentation in rigid systems. Participants will gain practical tools and a framework for holding complexity and paradox in supervision.

Note that there are 3 payment options to support financial access

Early Career Support for Therapists

Online | Group supervision

Flyer for group supervision sessions for early career therapists with Dr. Neha Christopher, featuring a pink background, text details about dates, times, investment, additional information, and a QR code, alongside an illustration of a green sprouting plant.

Join a supportive community designed for therapists within the first 4 years of graduation.

Meet fortnightly on Fridays (starting January 23rd) for 60-minute group supervision sessions at just AUD 60, with a maximum of 3–4 participants.

Flexible timing across the UK, Asia, and Oceania time zones. Engagement letters available.

In this group, you'll connect theory to practice, receive peer support, and strengthen your professional identity in a neuroqueer-affirmative space.

FAQs:

Who is an early-career therapist? Who is an early-career therapist? Someone typically within their first 4–5 years of professional practice, navigating the transition from training to independent work while building confidence and clinical skills.

Will sessions be recorded? no

Will this be offered again? Group supervision may be offered again; however, this rate is offered only once a year.

Already registered for group supervision?

Go the early career therapists hub