Clinical Supervision & Mentoring
Clinical supervision and mentoring for professionals working within infant feeding, paediatric dysphagia, bottle feeding difficulties, and complex early feeding presentations.
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This supervision space exists to support clinicians who carry complex feeding work and require depth, clarity, and steady clinical containment alongside day-to-day practice.
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This work sits at the intersection of clinical reasoning, emotional load, and high-stakes decision-making in early feeding.
Who This Is For
This supervision space serves:
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Speech & Language Therapists
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Occupational Therapists
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IBCLCs
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Dietitians working within paediatric feeding
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Clinicians in neonatal and paediatric services
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Professionals carrying complex bottle feeding distress and aversion cases
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Practitioners developing specialism within feeding and dysphagia
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It is designed for clinicians who hold responsibility for assessment, planning, and progression within feeding care.
What this Supervision Holds
Clinical supervision and mentoring here focuses on:
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Case formulation and pattern interpretation
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Clinical reasoning at the point of feeding
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Decision-making within complexity
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Risk holding within infant feeding and dysphagia
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Confidence in pacing, progression, and therapeutic direction
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Professional containment within emotionally demanding work
This is space for thinking, shaping, and steadying the work you already carry.
Who This Is For
Supervision and mentoring may be accessed as:
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One-to-one clinical supervision
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Small group supervision
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Case-based mentoring
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Ongoing supervision agreements
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Time-limited reflective practice blocks
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Supervision is shaped around your clinical setting, caseload, and level of experience.
Why this Space Matters
Feeding work holds early distress, medical complexity, family anxiety, aspiration risk, and long-term developmental consequences. Clinicians working in this space require a supervision environment that matches the complexity of the work itself.
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This supervision space supports clarity, safety, confidence, and sustainable clinical practice.
