Supervisor profiles
Network supervisors will be able to maintain a clear professional profile showing the supervision they provide, areas of experience, professional context and availability.
Join the network
UPUTĀUA is growing a trusted network of supervisors who bring different professional, cultural and lived perspectives to supervision across Aotearoa New Zealand.
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The network
The UPUTĀUA network is for supervisors who value thoughtful practice, professional responsibility, cultural understanding and meaningful relationships. Supervisors remain independent in their own practice while becoming part of a wider community around supervision in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Who it is for
The network is intended for experienced practitioners who provide professional, cultural, group or other relevant forms of supervision and whose approach aligns with the values and practice of UPUTĀUA.
Practical support
UPUTĀUA is developing shared systems that reduce the administrative work around independent supervision practice, giving supervisors more space to focus on the supervision relationship itself.
Network supervisors will be able to maintain a clear professional profile showing the supervision they provide, areas of experience, professional context and availability.
Supervisors will be able to manage when they are available for supervision and keep bookings organised through a shared calendar system.
People receiving supervision will be able to book suitable available times and manage rescheduling without unnecessary back-and-forth administration.
Regular supervision relationships will be able to use recurring bookings so ongoing sessions can be organised consistently rather than arranged individually each time.
Automated booking confirmations and session reminders will help supervisors and supervisees keep track of upcoming supervision without relying on manual follow-up.
The network system is being designed to support straightforward invoicing and payment tracking around supervision sessions, reducing repetitive administrative work for independent supervisors.
Supervisors will be able to keep a practical administrative record of scheduled and completed supervision sessions without turning the platform into a repository for detailed supervision notes.
The idea behind it
Independent supervision practice remains independent.
Shared systems reduce repetitive administrative work.
Different professional, cultural and lived perspectives have room within the network.
Expression of interest
If your supervision practice aligns with the way UPUTĀUA approaches reflection, responsibility, culture and relationships, you can get in touch to discuss becoming part of the growing UPUTĀUA network.