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I was so anxious about getting therapy for so many years until I found Find Reason Therapy. It has completely changed my outlook on therapy and has had the biggest, positive impact on my life. I now tell all my friends and family to do it too as I just really don’t know how I ever did life or how anyone does life without it! It is so helpful and has changed my whole life. I really look forward to it now and always can’t wait till my next appointment. The whole team at Find Reason therapy are so warm and kind I actually don’t think I would be able to be doing life without it!!Posted on GoogleTom Mulready09/11/2023Jackson is amazing at his craft! Someone who listens completely and connects deeply with his clients. He truely loves and cares for what he does. Couldn’t recommend find the reason therapy more highly! Reach out when you need help!Posted on GoogleMyles Balthazaar09/11/2023Highly recommendPosted on GoogleAlexander Gregory08/11/2023It was like speaking with an old friend, can’t recommend enough.Posted on GoogleKaren Turner08/11/2023It is a great website the service offering is clearly set out, informative and educational for people seeking self improvement. The business location is easily accessed by public transport and has a great ambience.Posted on GoogleGus Mills08/11/2023Was a very thoughtful and helpful chat about my mental health journey. This will be the first place I call when I feel like I need some extra help.Posted on GoogleGeorge Wilkinson07/11/2023Such an amazing place. Has really helped me in so many facets of my life, Thankyou for providing this much needed service!!
Expert Clinical Supervision
Refine the Practitioner, Not Just the Practice
Are You Looking for More From Supervision?
Not Just “What Should I Do With This Client?”
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Find Reason Therapy
Are You Seeking Transformative Clinical Supervision?
Ready to Grow and Excel in Your Professional Journey?
Maybe you know the feeling.
You bring a client to supervision because something isn’t moving.
You’re unsure what you’re missing.
You’re questioning whether to stay with what’s happening, challenge it, slow down, move towards something deeper, or simply get out of the way.
Or maybe the client isn’t necessarily stuck.
You are.
You’re thinking while they’re talking.
Searching for the next question.
Feeling pressure to get it right.
Reaching for a modality.
Rescuing, explaining, reassuring or moving because sitting in the uncertainty feels harder.
This is where I believe supervision needs to go further.
Because we cannot only supervise the client.
We have to supervise the practitioner who is sitting across from them.
What if…
Supervision became somewhere you could slow the work down enough to recognise what is actually happening?
Not just:
What technique should I use?
But:
What am I seeing?
What am I not seeing?
What is happening underneath what the client is presenting?
What is happening between us?
What is happening within me as I meet this?
And what does this moment actually require?
Because sometimes the next level of our development isn’t another modality.
It’s refining our capacity to SEE, STAY, DISCERN and MOVE with greater precision.
My Supervision Approach:
My clinical supervision is trauma-focused, trauma-informed, developmental, relational and embodied.
I work from one fundamental belief:
The therapist is part of the intervention.
Our training matters.
Our knowledge matters.
Our modalities matter.
But who we are while using them matters too.
How we respond to silence.
How quickly we move.
What happens inside us when a client becomes distressed.
Whether we can tolerate uncertainty.
Whether we’re actually listening or already searching for the next intervention.
Where our own protection, pressure, rescuing, fixing, explaining or need to get it right begins influencing the work.
These aren’t separate from clinical practice.
They are happening inside it.
So our supervision doesn’t only look at the client.
We pay attention to:
THE CLIENT
What has shaped the person in front of us?
THE WORK
What is actually happening therapeutically?
THE PRACTITIONER
Who are you becoming inside this work?
THE RELATIONAL FIELD
What is happening between you that neither of you creates alone?
This is where supervision becomes more than case consultation.
It becomes a place to continually refine the practitioner doing the work.
Meet Your Supervisor
My name is Jackson Goding, Clinical Psychotherapist, supervisor and founder of Find Reason Therapy.
I’ve spent my career working around trauma in many of its forms — with young people and families, adults experiencing addiction and complex mental health challenges, couples, groups, practitioners and organisations.
I’ve worked across government, non-government, public and private settings, built and led a group private practice, supervised practitioners and teams, and provided consultation across Australia and internationally.
But the longer I’ve done this work, the less interested I’ve become in simply accumulating more ways to do therapy.
I’ve become much more interested in:
What makes someone increasingly masterful in the room?
How do we develop practitioners who can recognise complexity without immediately reaching for an answer?
Who can stay when something gets uncomfortable.
Who can recognise when their own patterns have entered the work.
Who can draw from multiple therapeutic approaches without becoming dependent on any one of them.
And who can discern what this particular human, in this particular moment, actually needs from them.
That is the orientation I bring to supervision.
My work is informed by developmental and complex trauma, attachment, parts work, somatic and embodied psychotherapy, Emotion-Focused Therapy, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy and other trauma-focused approaches.
But the modality is never the practitioner.
My interest is in helping you become increasingly capable of knowing when, why and how to use what you already know.
What you will recieve:
Supervision is shaped around the actual work you’re doing.
Bring the client you can’t stop thinking about.
The session that didn’t land.
The client you’ve been seeing for 18 months and suddenly don’t know where to go.
The moment you noticed something but said nothing.
The part of you that desperately wants to get it right.
The case where every modality you know seems to have stopped working.
Or the work that’s going incredibly well and you want to understand why.
Together, we can explore:
- Complex and developmental trauma
- Attachment and repeated relational experiences
- Parts and protective patterns
- Somatic and nervous system processes
- Shame and self-worth
- Therapeutic pacing, safety and capacity
- Stuck therapeutic processes
- Working beneath the presenting problem
- Embodied relating
- Practitioner patterns and blind spots
- Boundaries and relational dynamics
- Clinical discernment and therapeutic direction
- Integrating different modalities without becoming dependent on them
- What may actually be required next
And importantly:
We work on you, too.
Not because something is wrong with you.
Because if the therapist is part of the intervention, then our ongoing work on ourselves is part of becoming better at what we do.
Supervision isn’t personal therapy, but your own patterns don’t suddenly disappear because you walk into a therapy room.
We get curious about them when they enter the work.
Benefits of Supervision
Through our work together, you can develop:
- Greater clinical discernment – seeing what matters amongst everything happening in the room
- More confidence with complexity – without needing to immediately know the answer
- Deeper trauma formulation – understanding what has shaped the client’s current patterns rather than only responding to symptoms
- Greater embodied presence – remaining available when intensity, uncertainty or silence enters the room
- More relational precision – knowing when to stay, challenge, contact, question, move or simply be
- Awareness of your own patterns – recognising when your own protection begins leading the work
- Integration across modalities – drawing from what you know rather than constantly toggling between approaches
- More trust in yourself as a practitioner – without becoming rigid or overly attached to outcomes
Ultimately, the goal isn’t for you to become more dependent on supervision.
It’s for you to increasingly trust what you can see, stay with what is actually here, discern what matters and respond with precision.
Transform Your Practice with Expert Guidance!
There are three distinct ways practitioners can work with me depending on what they need.
Individual Clinical Supervision
5 × 60-minute sessions — $1,500 including GST
Individual supervision gives us dedicated space to work with your clinical practice and your ongoing development as a practitioner.
5x Group Supervision – The Refinmenet Roundtable
You bring the work.
We explore the client, the therapeutic process, what is happening within you and what may be happening within the relational field.
For practitioners wanting greater continuity and access between sessions, WhatsApp support can also be added to your supervision arrangement.
Refinement Roundtable
$88 per session but come try it for free
The Refinement Roundtable is my small-group supervision and practitioner-refinement space.
You don’t only learn from the cases you bring.
You get to witness how other practitioners see, question, struggle, discern and respond to their work, while continually examining the practitioner you are becoming within your own.
It’s for practitioners who want ongoing supervision, clinical community and continued refinement without entering a formal training program.
Authenticate
Application Only
Authenticate is different.
It isn’t another supervision option.
It is my trauma facilitation training and practitioner-development program for experienced therapists, coaches and facilitators who want to be systematically taught and developed in this way of working.
Inside supervision, you may experience the frameworks and principles that inform how I see therapeutic work.
Inside Authenticate, we teach them, practise them, refine them and examine who you are while delivering them.
It’s for practitioners who recognise that their next level of development isn’t simply another modality.
It’s becoming the practitioner capable of holding everything they’ve already learned.