PBS Supervision for Behaviour Support Practitioners
Good supervision should support you to think, reflect and continue developing as a Behaviour Support Practitioner.
Whether you're looking for your first PBS Supervisor, reviewing your current supervision arrangements or simply trying to get more from your sessions, this section brings together practical guidance on choosing supervision, setting up agreements and learning goals, preparing for sessions, and maintaining a productive supervision relationship.
If you're organising supervision for the first time, start with Picking a Behaviour Support Supervisor or What to Consider When Organising Supervision.
What to Expect from Your First Supervision Session
Starting PBS supervision for the first time? Whether you're newly registered or already practising as a Behaviour Support Practitioner, your first session can feel a little daunting. Let's explore what you can expect, how to prepare, what you might discuss with your Supervisor, and how to start building a supportive supervision relationship.
1-on-1 versus Group Supervision: What Do You Need?
Should you choose 1-on-1 or group supervision as a Behaviour Support Practitioner? Explore the benefits and drawbacks of each approach and what to consider when deciding what works for you.
Maintaining the Supervision Relationship
Good supervision should continue to meet your needs as your practice develops. Learn how regular feedback and supervision evaluation can help you strengthen the relationship, address problems early and get more from your sessions.
PBS Supervision Session Documents: Agendas and Minutes
Good supervision starts with good preparation. Learn what to include in your PBS supervision agenda and minutes, how to record actions and responsibilities, and why keeping clear supervision records matters.
Supervision Agreements and Learning Goals
A good supervision agreement sets the foundation for your PBS supervision, while meaningful learning goals give your development direction. Learn what each should include and how to use them throughout your supervision.
What to Consider When Organising Supervision
Not sure what PBS supervision should look like? Explore how often you might meet with a supervisor, how long sessions can be, different ways to receive supervision, and the support a PBS supervisor can provide.
Picking a Behaviour Support Supervisor
Choosing the right PBS supervisor is an important part of your development as a Behaviour Support Practitioner. Explore what to look for, what questions to ask and how to find a supervisor who suits your practice and development needs.
Where to next?
If you've chosen a Supervisor and are getting started, continue with Supervision Agreements and Learning Goals and Supervision Session Documents: Agendas and Minutes.
If you're already established in supervision, explore Maintaining the Supervision Relationship or 1-on-1 versus Group Supervision to reflect on whether your current arrangements are still meeting your development needs.
If you're looking for a PBS Supervisor, you can also learn more about supervision services with Rebecca and book a free compatibility chat.