Supervision for psychologists
Supervision that adapts to where you are in your career
I am a Psychology Board of Australia approved supervisor with 8+ years of experience, providing reflective, collaborative supervision for psychologists at different stages of their careers all around Australia.
Programs I supervise
Individual and group supervision is available at every stage below, in person around Melbourne and online from anywhere in Australia.
Postgraduate
Masters of Clinical Psychology students
Pathway to registration
Provisional psychologists
Registrar program
Clinical Psychology registrars
Post-registration
Registered psychologists
Individual supervision
One to one sessions online, shaped around your caseload, your goals and the stage you are at.
Group supervision
Small groups working through complex cases together, with the benefit of hearing how colleagues think about similar work.
My supervision approach
I aim to provide supervision that is collaborative, practical and reflective, and can be adapted to the experience level and goals of the psychologist.
What guides it
I draw on my knowledge of trauma informed, culturally responsive and diversity affirming practice and principles of CBT, ACT, DBT and EMDR to guide my supervision work.
Supervision may cover
Trauma, systems and sustainable practice
I have a particular interest in supporting clinicians working with trauma, refugees and asylum seekers, human rights issues and other forms of complex social injustice.
The context, not just the case
This work can involve difficult systems and emotionally demanding material. Supervision provides an opportunity to consider not only the client and the clinical work, but also the broader context and the impact of the work on the clinician.
Sustainable practice
I believe sustainable practice is about more than individual self-care. It also involves boundaries, workload, organisational context, professional identity and having space to think.
Fees
Fees and payment
Supervision fees vary depending on the frequency, type of program you’re completing or whether you’re a fully registered psychologist. You will be billed via written invoice following your session and payment is requested via EFT within 7 days. I am also happy to invoice your workplace if there is budget to pay for your supervision.
Frequently asked questions
Can you supervise registrars and Masters students?+
Yes. I am a Psychology Board of Australia approved supervisor and work with Masters of Clinical Psychology students, provisional psychologists, clinical psychology registrars, and clinical or generally registered psychologists - individually or in groups.
Is supervision online or in person?+
Supervision is available in person around Melbourne and online, which means I can work with supervisees anywhere in Australia.
How often would we meet?+
Frequency is set with you, based on your program requirements, caseload and goals.
Do I need to work in trauma to be supervised by you?+
No. Supervisees often seek me out for trauma-focused knowledge, but supervision covers formulation, therapeutic skills, complex presentations, ethics and sustainable practice more broadly.
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Ways of working together
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Group supervision for teams whose staff are at risk of vicarious trauma, moral injury and burnout.
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Acknowledgement
I acknowledge the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation as Traditional Owners of the land on which I work. I pay my respects to elders past and present. I also acknowledge that the people of this land hold knowledge about health practices and healing which have been practiced for thousands of years and lie outside Western medicine. Sovereignty was never ceded. It always was and always will be Aboriginal land.
I embrace diversity and strive to create a safe space for everyone.
