The focus of this unit is to equip Professional Christian Supervisors in both clinical and pastoral settings to proficiently conduct what is commonly referred to as “supervision of supervision,” as well as “supervised supervision.” This includes the supervision of supervisors of pastoral ministers, counsellors, and other people-helpers. The research base in this area refers to supervision and supervised supervision and includes definitions, models, aims, professional development, codes of practice, and the monitoring of registering hours conducted and received. The scholarship in this area can help in establishing guidelines for supervised supervision in the Christian context, including who best qualifies to deliver supervision to supervisors, and the nature/duration such supervised supervision is to entail. Current practices, literature and processes, registered supervisor’s needs and recommendations will all be presented along with strategies for proposed future applications. Overall, this unit is designed to prepare and resource you to successfully apply and monitor professional supervision of supervision in a counselling and ministry context.