A supervision service, not a directory of supervisors.
Lerni provides professional and clinical supervision to organisations and individuals across Australia. We recruit and train the supervisors, we handle the matching, and we stay involved for the life of the program.
The people holding the hardest roles were the last to get support
Supervision has been standard practice in psychology and social work for decades. In early learning, in schools, in disability support and across much of health, it is still treated as optional, and the people carrying the most responsibility often have nowhere structured to take it.
Lerni was built to close that gap. Rather than leaving services to find a practitioner and hope the fit works, we operate supervision as a managed service: recruitment, matching, scheduling, reporting and continuity over years rather than sessions.
We work with single centres, multi-site providers, government-funded services and individual practitioners paying for their own supervision.
What we hold ourselves to
Three commitments shape every engagement, and they are the questions we would ask if we were buying supervision ourselves.
Supervisors are registered practitioners
Every Lerni supervisor is an AHPRA-registered psychologist or board-accredited therapist who has also trained as a supervisor. They hold current registration and their own supervision.
Matching comes before availability
We match on sector and on the kind of work a supervisee is doing. If we do not have the right person for a service, we say so rather than filling the slot.
Confidentiality is structural, not a promise
Organisations receive confirmation that sessions happened and, on request, de-identified themes. Session content never leaves the room.
Who is on the other side of the conversation
Our supervisors come from clinical psychology, counselling, social work and allied health, and most have spent years working inside the sectors they now supervise. Cultural supervision is delivered by First Nations practitioners.
Before anyone supervises for Lerni, they meet the same set of requirements.
- AHPRA-registered psychologist or board-accredited therapist
- Formal training in professional supervision
- Direct working experience in the sector they supervise
- Current professional indemnity insurance
- Their own supervision and continuing professional development
- Working with Children Check and police check where required
Rebecca Johnson
BA (Hons) Psychology, University of Liverpool
Postgraduate Diploma in Counselling, Australian College of Applied Psychology
Member, Australian Psychological Society
Verify on the AHPRA register →
Becca leads Lerni’s clinical practice and supervises Centre Directors and senior leaders herself. Most of what we publish in Insights is written by her, drawn from what comes up in supervision.
Supervision is delivered nationally, including to regional and remote services.
Early learning, education, health, NDIS providers, and social and case work.
Individual supervision, cultural supervision, group supervision and critical incident debriefing.
Talk to us about your service
Tell us what your team is carrying and we will come back within one business day with a supervisor match.