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Supervision

Helping people is deeply rewarding, but it can also be exhausting.

Whether you serve in ministry, counselling, chaplaincy, pastoral care, or another helping profession, you regularly carry the stories, struggles, and burdens of others. Over time, that weight can leave you feeling isolated, overwhelmed, uncertain, or simply running on empty.

You were never meant to carry it alone.

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Supervision provides a safe and confidential space to reflect on your work, process difficult situations, grow in wisdom and skill, and pay attention to your own wellbeing.

It is a place where you can talk honestly about the challenges you face, receive support and perspective, and continue growing both personally and professionally.

Peter’s approach to supervision is grounded in the conviction that healthy ministry and counselling flow from healthy people. As we grow in our connection with Jesus, gain greater self-awareness, and remain open to learning and growth, we become better equipped to care for others.

Whether you are navigating complex cases, leadership pressures, ethical challenges, ministry fatigue, or simply want to continue developing as a practitioner, supervision offers a place to pause, reflect, and be strengthened for the work God has called you to do.

The goal is not simply to help you do ministry or counselling better. It is to help you be renewed, grounded in who you are, and fully alive in Jesus as you serve others.

Testimonials

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    Pete is a supervisor who has always sought supervision and still does. This means that he seeks help and honest input, and he listens.

    He is always growing in humility and wisdom. Now add that he is an entrepreneur—he started two thriving organisations—and he draws the best out of those around him. This is some of what he brings to his supervision.

    Ed Welch - AUTHOR | COUNSELLOR | TEACHER (CCEF)

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    I have included Peter as part of my ministry Supervision team for a number of years now and have greatly benefited from his wisdom, care, and encouragement.

    He combines a pastor’s heart, a theologian’s insight, and a companion’s compassion to shape needful and discerning conversations. I feel privileged to consider him a fellow ministry-traveller and friend.

    Marcaus Muller - BAPTIST MINISTER | ARMY CHAPLAIN

  • A man with short dark hair and a beard sits on a couch, smiling slightly, wearing a black t-shirt with 'Solid Hope Counseling' printed on it. Behind him is a wooden wall with a white shelving unit and some objects on the shelves.

    Pete is an incredible supervisor.

    Whether it’s talking through a complex case, looking at professional development, taking care of myself, or growing in my Christian walk, he’s there for it all. I am genuinely thankful to have him in my corner.

    Rhys Evans - LEAD COUNSELLOR | CLINICAL DIRECTOR SOLID HOPE COUNSELLING

  • A young man with curly hair, wearing large glasses and a light-colored shirt, smiling in front of a white brick wall.

    Pete has been a God-given counsel for me as a Pastoral Supervisor. Pete is not one to give his opinion hastily, but listens intently before asking astute questions.

    He is certainly a man who is led by God when he gives wisdom, and that is what I believe sets him apart. There are many who can give ‘good’ advice, but Pete speaks as one who clearly hears from God first.

    Leon Chen - ASSISTANT PASTOR | DIRECTOR OF SCHOOL OF MINISTRY | THE BRIDGE CHURCH

  • A middle-aged man with gray hair and glasses looking out of a window in a room with beige walls and a painting in the background.

    I have been supervising Peter for nearly 5 years. Over that time, Peter and I have become friends in ministry.

    I have thoroughly enjoyed our sessions because Peter is inquisitive, humble and teachable. He desires to grow in grace as a husband, father, pastor and preacher. That speaks volumes about someone who will be doing supervision with others. I highly commend Peter and would encourage you to benefit from his wisdom.

    Tim Lane - AUTHOR | COUNSELLOR | PRESIDENT OF INSTITUTE FOR PASTORAL CARE

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    Peter's depth & breadth of ministry experience brings a substance & style of pastoral supervision that is authentic, full of practical wisdom, and most importantly - shaped by Jesus.

    As I've brought some difficult personal & ministry related issues to our sessions, I've appreciated Pete's personal care & concern. His wise words diagnosing the key areas I need to focus on, offering correction where needed, all have helped my personal growth and walk at a more sustainable pace of life & ministry for the long term.

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