Nursing and midwifery are demanding professions, and work stress can have a negative impact on their health and quality of life. It is important to find effective ways to support our frontline workers. Restorative Resilience Clinical Supervision has shown promising results in helping nurses and midwives manage their professional quality of life during and after the pandemic. The guidance of Restorative Resilience Clinical Supervision is vital in helping their nurses and midwives prioritize self-care and maintain their physical and emotional well-being, ultimately reducing burnout and increasing compassion satisfaction. Additionally, technological advancements can further enhance their professional development and ability to advocate for positive changes in the healthcare system. With the support of Restorative Resilience Clinical Supervision, nurses and midwives can better cope with the challenges of providing care in high-stress , high-demand clinical environments. It is crucial to thoroughly explore the evidence and strategies used by these supervisors to support healthcare professionals, ensuring that our colleagues receive the necessary assistance and are well-prepared to continue providing trauma informed, person-centred care during these difficult times.