Vikki Anderson

Vikki Anderson

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“I became a supervisor because I find it deeply rewarding to watch people grow in their work as counsellors and therapists. I also want to support others in a profession that has supported me. I recognise that counselling can be deeply rewarding while carrying significant emotional demands, and I see supervision as a space where we can look after ourselves so we're better able to look after our clients.”

ACA clinical supervisor
· online or in person 10 years in practice

Bayswater VIC

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Vikki is an accredited counsellor and supervisor with over ten years in practice. She works with warmth and collaboration, creating a grounded, non-judgmental space where supervisees can bring their whole professional self. Her approach is built on curiosity, respect, and compassion.

How Vikki works

The record behind the work

  • ACA clinical supervisor

    On record
  • ACA Level 4 member

    On record
  • PACFA Registered Clinical member

    On record
  • Diploma

    On file
  • Graduate Diploma

    On file
  • Bachelors

    On file
  • Masters

    On file

Groups

  • Monthly · 90 minutes · Online

    Focus Point Group 1

    Supervision is for counsellors at every stage of their professional journey, from those beginning their practice to experienced practitioners seeking fresh perspectives and continued growth. Whether you're navigating complex cases, building clinical confidence, exploring professional challenges or seeking space for reflection and renewal, supervision offers a supportive, collaboration.

    Fee
    $90.50 each
    Places
    6 places free of 6
    Next meets
    Wed 11 Nov, 7:00pm

    Places are first come, first served.

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Supriva doesn’t vouch for any supervisor. We check the registration and insurance details supervisors give us, and we show you the people who fit what you’ve told us about your practice. The choice is yours.

Off the clock

“cooking, watercolour painting, gardening, or wandering through a gallery”