Sup4thesoul

Sup4thesoul Sup4theSoul offers Wairua-led professional supervision to Registered Social Workers & allied professionals across the motu. Hello there! Hope to see you soon!

We provide person centered care in a warm and welcoming space located in CHCH and across Aotearoa NZ online. Dalice created Sup4theSoul in 2019. Dalice has poured her heart and soul into Sup4theSoul creating a foundation and safe space for other professionals to grow in their mahi/work via authentic supervision. Dalice understands that caring professions are not always easy. Dalice has been there,

but managed to navigate her way through the storm aka burnout+. Because of this, Dalice understands how important it is for professionals to keep their own cups full to the brim. This in turn, means the professional has more to give to the clients they support everyday. Abby McCormack - Social Work Services and Dalice collaborated over the years to support best care and practice of clients they at times shared. Abby is just as keen and passionate as Dalice and holds the same deep desire to create safe spaces for social workers and similar .Their combined experience, skills and knowledge compliment each other well and together they have begun providing workshops and direct in house agency support. Both work as independent external Supervisor providers and contractors in their own right. Dalice has around 40 supervisees scattered across the motu/country. Bookings can be made, via FB message or the website:

https://socialworkersupervisor.nz/

The first session is always complimentary to ensure both parties feel any possible future engagement is a good fit for both. Dalice and Abby warmly invite you to share a cuppa, relax, reflect and rejuvenate and regularly make themselves available to other professionals to encourage connection. Dalice (and Abby)

Morning from the golden corner ;)I usually start and end my day with this ritual. Bringing in light, calm and intention....
28/07/2026

Morning from the golden corner ;)

I usually start and end my day with this ritual. Bringing in light, calm and intention. Followed by a tarot card and an a5 journal sesh over a quiet cup of tea.

Maybe try it or set some routine up before the day gets ahold of you and to calm self before sleep.

Happy FriYAY! I hope you're nurturing your soul in some way tonight :)From my golden corner to your sacred space.
24/07/2026

Happy FriYAY!

I hope you're nurturing your soul in some way tonight :)

From my golden corner to your sacred space.

It's Friday at 11.11am. I want this for more people!If you want it too, ask me about the Setting Up Private Practice Wor...
02/07/2026

It's Friday at 11.11am.

I want this for more people!

If you want it too, ask me about the Setting Up Private Practice Workshop+ via [email protected]

You too could sit by the beach and drink coffee on a stunning Friday am.

Maybe this is your sign ;)

💜🤸‍♀️🎉

I am away taking a break in a beautiful alpine small country town and when I do this, I reflect and I sort things' from ...
30/06/2026

I am away taking a break in a beautiful alpine small country town and when I do this, I reflect and I sort things' from my 'signature drone perspective' and I am able to view things by looking into the issue/s rather than being in them. Both personally and professionally.
(This is what the Supervision Retreat aims to support too by the way!).

This came to be during a pondering:

We' shouldn't measure our success of our career/business by how many people we can hold, but, how well we can hold ourselves while doing the work we love.

It sits really well with my thoughts and supports not just me, but you as social workers or similar I hope.

In my mahi/ work as a Supervisor and in the industry in general, I have observed that we often measure ourselves by how much we give:

More clients.
More hours.
More availability.
More emotional capacity.

But sustainable practice isn't about carrying more.

It's about protecting our own wellbeing so that we can continue to show up with presence, compassion and integrity—for years to come, if that's what we choose.

You matter most.

Currently in Hamner Springs with these views communing with my Soul.So good!Reach for your calendar, let your fingers d...
29/06/2026

Currently in Hamner Springs with these views communing with my Soul.
So good!

Reach for your calendar, let your fingers do the walking and book something in.

Your Soul will thank you for it.

Feeling blessed to be part of someone's journey for a while.
22/06/2026

Feeling blessed to be part of someone's journey for a while.

09/06/2026
I get to start work at 10.30am.I wake naturally.I walk the beach.I have a slow coffee.I journal.Then I begin my workday....
09/06/2026

I get to start work at 10.30am.

I wake naturally.

I walk the beach.

I have a slow coffee.

I journal.

Then I begin my workday.

I prepare a healthy lunch.

Heck, sometimes I even take a nap in the sun.

Not because I don't work hard.

Not because I don't care deeply about my clients.

But because I built a private practice that supports my wellbeing instead of constantly competing with it.

My life is slower.

More balanced.

More intentional.

And because of that, I often find I have more to give—not less.

For many years I thought this kind of life was for other people.

It wasn't.

It was possible. I just didn't know where to start.

If you've ever found yourself wondering whether there might be another way to practise your profession—one that aligns with your values, your wellbeing, and the life you want to live—perhaps this workshop is for you.

Join us for a practical and honest day exploring what it really takes to establish a private practice.

No hype.

No "get rich quick" promises.

Just real conversations, practical guidance, lessons learned, and space to explore whether private practice might fit your future.

Optional Day 4
Setting Up Private Practice Workshop
Taupō • September 2026

Food for thought. I tend to agree with it. I know it was my experience. And, in my experience, many helping professional...
05/06/2026

Food for thought. I tend to agree with it. I know it was my experience. And, in my experience, many helping professionals tend to have alot of empathy. I know I did and still do. I have to work hard at maintaining my boundaries with empathy in order to survive' the role. And, that goes for personal too for me.

Article saying similar too:

https://www.socialworker.com/feature-articles/practice/fear-behind-no-relearning-boundaries-social-work/

The answer? Be very intentional with your boundaries.



Happy Weekend people! 🫶

Read that again.
04/06/2026

Read that again.

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