Reflective Supervision

Supporting special projects | Mentoring | Micro-Business Development

Hi there! I’m Daphne Middleton, micro-business owner, project worker, conversationalist and reflective supervisor supporting community on the North East Coast of Lutruwita/Tasmania. I have worked for over 35 years supporting professionals, non-government and government organisations to development professional excellence.

I have professional qualifications in Visual Arts, Social Work, Small Business Development, Teaching & Tertiary Education, Community Work & Mental Health.

MEET DAPHNE

I am a creative by original trade, with vast experience and qualifications in visual arts, social work and education. I come with fresh eyes from living in Fremantle on the west coast of Australia after having provided support and professional development for organisations from as far as North Queensland to the Pilbara, Northern Territory and NSW and Victoria. I have a ton of resources that I use to support other micro-business owners, community based projects and individuals who are interested in getting their ideas for their initiatives off the ground or developed.

OFFERING

Reflective Supervision | Mentoring | Project Work | Free Tools

Development does not start with goods: it starts with people and their education, organisation, and discipline. Without these three, all resources remain latent, untapped, potential.

E.F. Schumacher

Transform your experience into effective learning.

Using specific reflective questions can help you to learn from your experiences in the life of your project or development of your business. Revisiting the reality of the experience can provide you with missed details. Analysing your assumptions can deepen your understanding and help you to learn how to make better decisions. You can work more in alignment with your values, new insights can occur and specific planned approaches can be created when faced with similar situations in the future.

“I like to think of reflecting on and strategising your work practices as being the focus of supervision, that you are giving an account of your work and your participation in it so that you work purposefully, intentionally and in line with your values.”