Taking time to step back and reflect often helps you work more efficiently. Those who invest in quality supervision typically find they make clearer decisions, handle complex cases more effectively, and feel more confident in their work. Think of it as sharpening your tools - a small investment of time that makes everything else work better.

Here are 10 focused questions to help you get the most from your supervision. Invest just 10 minutes in reflection before your session, and watch how it transforms your practice:

Wā Manaaki supervision is different from counselling or line management. It's a collaborative partnership where you and your supervisor work together to enhance your professional practice.

Wā Manaaki supervision is your protected time to pause, reflect, and grow in your practice. It's a space where you can explore challenges, celebrate successes, and develop strategies to better support both the whānau you work with and your own wellbeing.

This guide will help you prepare for and make the most of your Wā Manaaki supervision sessions, ensuring they provide meaningful support for your important and often challenging work at Kāinga Ora.