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Building on the social work practice model of Pohatu (2004), who outlines a behavioural and theoretical strategy named Ata, this article discusses the method and introduces a reflective tool that supervisors are able to utilise in order to invoke reflection and self-assessment through a Maori lens at both a personal and professional level. Ata is then discussed as it relates to elements of supervision being taught at a postgraduate level which include reflection, acknowledgement of the process of supervision and learning styles.

Āta as an innovative method and practice tool in supervision