Sam (he/him) is an Accredited Mental Health Social Worker, Family Therapist and Supervisor. Sam is passionate about empowering people to be their favourite selves as they walk alongside and support people, families, systems and communities to navigate the complexities of life.

Sam has experience supervising folk in education, out of home care, private practice, family services and mental health. He believes in the importance of an affirming, collaborative and integrated supervisory relationship that upholds a systemic and intersectional lens acknowledging the ongoing impacts of colonisation and inequality.

Taking a person-centred approach, Sam aims to foster a safe, supportive and empowering environment where supervisees can reflect on their own practice. He endeavours to focus on exploring what is most important to you in your work so you can grow and refine your clinical skills.

As a supervisor, Sam is dedicated to supporting people to foster a long and fulfilling career. In supervision he aims to proactively address signs of burnout, compassion fatigue, and vicarious trauma, ensuring supervisees maintain their own well-being and continue to thrive in their professional journey.

Sam is committed to his own professional development to ensure he remains up to date in his own clinical practice, so supervisees continue to get the most from supervision. Outside of work, Sam enjoys reading, photography, pickleball and spending time connecting with people and nature.