Supervision

Board-approved supervision for provisional psychologists, offered in a collaborative, reflective and affirming space that supports professional growth, clinical confidence and authentic practice.

Our supervision space is thoughtful, compassionate and grounded in evidence-based practice. We offer supervision that supports clinicians to reflect deeply on their work, strengthen formulation and intervention skills, navigate complexity in client presentations, and develop a way of practising that is ethical, sustainable and authentic.

Our approach is affirming of neurodivergence and LGBTQIA+ identities. We welcome supervisees who are seeking a reflective space to deepen their practice, build confidence in working with neurodivergent clients, trauma, identity, burnout, and complex presentations, or to explore how to work in a way that feels aligned with their values.

Supervision may include support with case formulation, therapeutic process, interventions, ethical decision-making, boundaries, self-reflection, professional growth, and the development of a confident and authentic clinical style.

Our supervisors draw on evidence-based and integrative approaches including compassion focused therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, schema therapy, solution focused therapy, narrative therapy, trauma-informed practice, somatic approaches, EMDR-informed work, and parts work. Supervision is tailored to the developmental needs, goals and clinical context of each supervisee.

Our work in supervision is collaborative. Together, we create a reflective space that supports learning, professional development and meaningful, sustainable practice.

Our work with people is collaborative, together we address your concerns and create a therapeutic plan that will support you to be, act and relate in more fulfilling ways.

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    Our Approach

    Our approach when working with neurodivergent individuals is affirming. We support clients in understanding their neurotype, helping them build a strong sense of identity, live authentically, and advocate for themselves.

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    Area of Support

    Difficulties with mood, stress and anxiety, social and relationship difficulties, emotional distress, trauma recovery, burnout recovery, building a strong sense of identity, parenting support and life transitions.

Fees

$200+GST for 60 min Supervision Consultation

Please note: We will send you a reminder 72 hours before your appointment. We have a 24-hour cancellation policy, a 100% of the fee will be required when an appointment is cancelled less than 24 hours before the appointment. Exceptional circumstances will be considered. If we can fill the appointment, this fee will not be applied. 

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FAQs

  • Psychotherapy sessions are approximately 50 minutes long.

  • We have a 24 hour cancellation policy, a 100% of the fee will be required when an appointment is cancelled in less than 24 hours of the appointment.

  • Telehealth refers to online video sessions where you can access mental health support remotely, using a computer or smartphone, without the need for face-to-face appointments.

    Many clients find that the online video sessions provide the same level of connection, engagement, and support as in-person consultations.

  • Yes, if you obtain a Mental Health Care Plan & referral from your GP or Psychiatrist, you can qualify for Medicare rebates of up to $98.95 for 10 sessions per calendar year. Also, if you have private health insurance, you might be eligible for additional rebates. It’s best to check with your fund about your specific entitlements.

  • No, you do not need a referral. You can book an appointment with a psychologist without a referral from your GP or a psychiatrist. If you decide to do this you will need to pay the full amount for your sessions out of your own pocket.

  • The first session typically begins with the psychologist going over important paperwork, including personal information and consent forms covering confidentiality, fees, and session details. If referred by a GP or psychiatrist, the details of the Mental Health Treatment Plan are discussed. The remaining session time is dedicated to discussing the issues prompting therapy, delving into background history such as family, social relationships, work history, and past counseling. The psychologist aims to gain a thorough understanding of the concerns and collaboratively develops a flexible plan for future therapy sessions if time allows.