Clinical Psychologist | Board-approved supervisor
Psychology supervision with space to think clearly.
Supervision for general psychologists and clinical psychology registrars, grounded in reflective, ethical and practical clinical work.
My supervision is tailored to your stage of practice, role, learning goals and clinical context.
Supervision can be a place to slow down, consider the work carefully and develop an approach that remains clinically sound and sustainable.
Who I supervise
Support that fits your professional stage.
Whether you are consolidating independent practice or completing a registrar program, supervision can be shaped around your responsibilities and learning goals.
General and endorsed psychologists
Ongoing or ad-hoc professional supervision for clinical work, professional development, ethical questions and sustainable practice.
Reflect on clinical work with care and perspective.
Clinical psychology registrars
Supervision for clinical psychology registrars working towards endorsement, subject to Psychology Board requirements and an agreed supervision plan.
Clarify goals, practical arrangements and documentation before starting.
Clinical focus
A focus on complexity, context and clinical judgement.
Trauma-informed practice
Case formulation and treatment planning for trauma and complex presentations, with attention to pace, safety and therapeutic process.
EMDR
EMDR-informed clinical thinking and the integration of EMDR within broader treatment planning.
Neurodiversity-affirming care
Clinical work with autistic, ADHD and AuDHD clients, including assessment, communication and therapeutic fit.
Supervision may also include risk and ethical decision-making, boundaries, clinical documentation, reflective practice and professional identity. It is not a substitute for formal EMDR consultation or certification requirements where these are required by a training provider or professional body.
Format and fees
A clear arrangement from the beginning.
Individual supervision is available by telehealth. In-person arrangements can be discussed when you enquire.
- 50-minute individual supervision sessions
- Ongoing or ad-hoc arrangements, depending on availability and fit
- Registrar reports, program paperwork or substantial work outside sessions discussed and agreed in advance
A practical first step
Ask whether supervision may be a good fit.
A brief initial discussion can consider availability, fit and whether my experience is appropriate to your supervision needs.
Before ongoing or formal Board-recognised supervision begins, a written supervision agreement is completed.
Please do not include identifiable client information, reports or urgent material in an initial enquiry.