Aside from AHPRA requirements…. Group supervision offers Psychologists a valuable opportunity to reflect on their practice in a collaborative and supportive environment. It facilitates shared learning through diverse perspectives, enhances clinical reasoning and formulation skills, and provides a space to explore ethical dilemmas, therapeutic challenges, and professional growth.
Regular group supervision also helps to reduce isolation, supports self-awareness, and promotes sustainable, reflective practice—particularly important in emotionally demanding roles.
When grounded in mutual respect and psychological safety, it can be a rich source of both personal and professional development.
Group Supervision offered by Kath is designed for Psychologists and Provisional Psychologists seeking a collaborative, reflective, and supportive space for ongoing professional development.
This group will offer an opportunity to:
- Reflect on clinical work through a client-centred, trauma-informed, and neuroaffirming lens
- Explore challenges and celebrate successes in therapeutic practice
- Deepen formulation, case conceptualisation, and intervention planning
- Strengthen self-awareness and sustainable clinical practice
- Unpack core skills in greater depth – such as Self-Care, Formulation Skills or Working with ND Clients.
Details:
- Frequency: Monthly (ongoing)
- Duration: 2 hours per session
- Cost: $100 – paid by Direct Deposit.
- Format: Small group (max 6 participants) to allow for rich discussion. Will run with a minimum of 3.
- Mode: Online via Zoom
- Currently 3pm AWST (5pm AEST) – May vary if enough people are interested in changing times.
This group is open to Psychologists at all stages of practice, but may likely suit Early-Career clinicians best. While the emphasis will be on collaborative reflection, there may occasionally be didactic elements to support learning and discussion.
If you would like more information please feel free to contact the practice or Kath directly, or use the booking link to secure your spot
