Congratulations on purchasing supervision, a resource for building strengths-based supervision conversations from start to finish!
Supervision plays a pivotal role in professional development for human service professionals. It can be a powerful means of discovering and learning for both supervisor and practitioner, with the benefits flowing on to clients.
Now that you have the cards, you will be wanting some fresh and innovative ideas for how to incorporate the cards into your work, and perhaps your life.
In this Tool Box, you will find the digital booklet, which contains lots of information about eating disorders, disordered eating and other ‘shadowy companions’ like depression and anxiety, plus loads of activities and suggestions for how to use the cards in different settings. (This can be printed as an A5 hardcopy booklet.)
As a BONUS gift to you, we are giving you access to the digital version of the cards! The digital cards are interactive, making them ideal for building rapport and connection. And because they are digital, you can use them anywhere, anytime.
Feel free to browse this page and get inspired by stories from other people on how they’ve used the cards. And don’t forget to explore the range of other supporting materials and information, which is at your fingertips any time you need it.
This Tool Box is exclusively for people who have purchased the cards. We will continue to add resources and ideas so check in regularly to see what’s new!
At any given moment in a supervision session, we may find ourselves wondering, ‘What is the most useful question I could ask right now?’
Strengths-based supervision can be defined as a process of shared responsibility for supporting the work of employees in ways that are respectful, inclusive, collaborative, empowering, socially-just and build potential. 
Human service workers get together in peer supervision sessions to discuss practice, to reflect, and to wonder about ethical considerations. Lucky souls, aren’t we? 
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Strength Cards® Unlimited expands the notion of what a strength is, enabling us to talk about strengths in different ways. 
Self Care – Cards For Home and Work has been specifically designed to help those who care for others take good care of themselves and seek out supportive plans, policies and procedures.
Walking the Boundaries is a resource specifically designed for Human Service practitioners to ponder common dilemmas that rarely have a black and white answer.