Clinical Supervision for Registered Music Therapists
For Registered Music Therapists (RMTs).
Concordia Music Therapy has introduced clinical supervision packages for new grads/early career RMTs
Click below to register your interest! Limited spaces available.
Concordia Music Therapy currently offers tailored 1:1 supervision sessions for registered music therapists (RMTs) via telehealth.
Why Clinical Supervision?
Clinical supervision provides music therapists with a structured space to reflect on their clinical work, strengthen therapeutic practice, and maintain professional wellbeing.
At Concordia Music Therapy, clinical supervision supports Registered Music Therapists (RMTs) or Creative Arts Therapists working across diverse clinical settings, including hospitals, community health services, NDIS and private practice, and mainstream schools.
Supervision sessions are tailored to meet the needs of the clinician, and focus on reflective practice, ethical decision-making, and professional growth.
We acknowledge we are often the sole RMT or Arts Therapist at our place of work, which can often leave us feeling misunderstood, isolated and exhausted.
We are especially passionate about preventing burnout and supporting RMTs and Creative Arts Therapists to foster:
Confidence in clinical decision-making
Ability to effectively prioritise caseloads and referrals
Professional skills (including professional language and communication)
Advocacy skills
Professional identity
Self-care & boundaries
Reflexive practice
Supervision for Early Career Music Therapists and Creative Arts Therapists
Early career music therapists benefit greatly from structured supervision during the first 5 years of clinical practice.
In 2026, Concordia Music Therapy introduced supervision packages designed for:
• New graduate music therapists
• Early career Registered Music Therapists (RMTs)
• Clinicians seeking structured reflective practice
Sessions may explore case discussions, therapeutic boundaries, ethical considerations, and clinical decision making across a range of service environments.
Areas of Clinical Reflection
Supervision sessions are clinician-led and may include discussion around:
• Complex clinical cases
• Therapeutic relationship dynamics
• Technical skill
• Burnout prevention and professional wellbeing
• Working within multidisciplinary teams
• Culturally responsive therapy approaches
Through collaborative reflection, supervision helps therapists build confidence, clarity, and resilience in their clinical work.
Supporting Diverse Communities
Music therapists often work in complex environments where cultural awareness, identity, and lived experience shape therapeutic relationships.
For therapists who are seeking to go deeper, clinical supervision at Concordia Music Therapy can also support supports all therapists in any clinical setting, specialising for therapists working with:
• Culturally diverse communities
• Linguistically diverse communities
• LGBTQIA+ individuals and queer communities
• Children and young people in mainstream schools
Supervision provides a safe and reflective space to explore clinical challenges, cultural responsiveness, identity-aware practice, and inclusive therapeutic approaches.
About the Supervisor
Priscilla has 13 years of experience supervising clinicians and music therapy students, and continues to tutor Masters students at The University of Melbourne. She is currently Head of Music, Art and Child Life Therapy at a large Australian health network. In this role she provides supervision to art and music therapists, and ensures all clinicians are receiving adequate supervision to meet their professional and clinical development needs at their specific stage in career.
She has a passion for mentoring clinicians and finds fascination in hearing and discussing the depths around clinical work of music therapists working in diverse settings.
Online Clinical Supervision
Clinical supervision sessions are currently available via telehealth.
Online supervision allows Registered Music Therapists (RMTs) and Creative Arts Therapists across Australia to access reflective clinical support regardless of location.
Start Clinical Supervision today!
Clinical supervision can support professional growth, prevent burnout, and strengthen therapeutic practice.
If you are a Registered Music Therapist (RMT) or Creative Arts Therapist interested in supervision, you can contact Concordia Music Therapy to learn more about available supervision sessions and supervision packages.
