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Clinical Supervision
Board Approved Clinical Supervision for all career stages.
What does
Supervision look like
Clinical supervision provides a dedicated space to reflect on your clinical work, strengthen your skills, and continue developing as a thoughtful and effective practitioner.
We offer clinical supervision for psychologists and provisional psychologists at different stages of their careers, including those completing postgraduate training or the Clinical Psychology Registrar Program.
Supervision can be tailored to your individual learning goals and may focus on areas such as case formulation, treatment planning, therapeutic process, managing complex presentations, professional development, and ethical or clinical decision-making.
Luke has particular experience working with chronic pain, persistent health conditions, workplace injury, trauma, anxiety and depression, and can provide more focused supervision for psychologists wanting to build confidence and expertise in these areas.
Our approach to supervision is collaborative, practical and reflective. The aim is not simply to discuss individual cases, but to help clinicians develop their clinical reasoning, confidence and therapeutic skills over time.
Luke is a Board-Approved Supervisor, allowing him to provide supervision to eligible psychologists undertaking accredited psychology training and registrar pathways.
Who it's for
Supervision at every stage of your career
Luke is a Psychology Board of Australia approved supervisor. Whether you're completing your internship, working towards endorsement, or simply want a thoughtful space to reflect on your practice, supervision is tailored to where you are.
Provisional psychologists
Internship pathways
Primary or secondary supervision for provisional psychologists on the 5+1 or 4+2 internship programs, including competency development, case work and preparing for the National Psychology Exam.
Registrars
Clinical psychology registrar program
Supervision for registrars working towards area of practice endorsement in clinical psychology, supporting your postgraduate training and registrar requirements.
Registered psychologists
Professional development
Ongoing supervision and consultation for general and clinical psychologists wanting to deepen their skills, work through complex cases or build confidence in a new area.
What we can work on
Practical, reflective and grounded in real clinical work
Sessions are collaborative. You bring the cases, questions and goals; together we build the skills and confidence to deliver effective, ethical care. Luke brings particular depth in chronic pain, persistent health conditions, workplace injury, trauma, anxiety and depression.
- Case formulation
- Treatment planning
- Therapeutic process
- Complex presentations
- Chronic pain & injury
- Trauma
- ACT, CBT & evidence-based practice
- Assessment & report writing
- Ethics & professional issues
- Competency development
- Career & professional growth
How it works
Getting started is simple
Get in touch
Send an enquiry with your career stage, program and what you're looking for.
Introductory chat
A brief conversation to talk through your goals, requirements and whether we're a good fit.
Supervision agreement
We set up a supervision agreement and plan aligned with your Board or program requirements.
Regular sessions
Individual sessions via secure telehealth or in person, at a frequency that suits your needs.
Common questions
Supervision FAQs
Is Luke a Board-approved supervisor?
Yes. Luke is a Clinical Psychologist and Psychology Board of Australia approved supervisor, able to supervise provisional psychologists on accredited internship pathways and registrars in the clinical psychology registrar program.
Can supervision happen via telehealth?
Yes. Sessions can be held over secure video, which suits psychologists in regional NSW and further afield. In-person sessions are also available in Sydney.
How often would we meet?
We'll agree on a schedule that meets your program's requirements and your caseload, and review it as your needs change.
What does supervision cost?
Supervision is charged per session, and fees depend on session length and format. Get in touch for current rates. Supervision fees are generally a work-related expense, so it may be worth checking with your accountant.
What should I bring to sessions?
De-identified case material, questions about assessment or treatment, and anything you'd like to reflect on professionally. We'll also keep track of your competencies and program documentation together.
Enquire
Let's talk about your supervision
Tell us a little about where you are in your career and what you're looking for. Luke will be in touch to arrange a brief introductory chat.
Fees
Supervision is charged per session. Please enquire for current rates and availability.
Prefer email? info@thinkspacepsychology.com.au
