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This training equips social work clinicians with the knowledge and skills to transition into effective supervisory roles, focusing on enhancing professional practice and improving client outcomes. It begins by introducing the purpose and importance of supervision, followed by an exploration of key theoretical foundations such as developmental, reflective practice, and role theory. The session emphasises the ethical, supportive, and educational purposes of supervision while presenting structured models like Kadushin’s Model, Reflective Supervision, and Trauma-Informed Supervision. Participants develop critical skills in communication, cultural competency, and conflict resolution, ensuring they are prepared to lead and mentor effectively. The training concludes by reinforcing the vital role of supervision in shaping ethical, competent clinicians and advancing the field of social work.