​Clinical Supervision (Child, Family & Neurodevelopmental Practice)

Supervision for psychologists working with children, adolescents, families, and neurodivergent clients.

Clinical work with children and families is meaningful — and often layered with complexity. Developmental needs, family systems, school dynamics, risk considerations, and neurodivergent presentations frequently intersect within the same case.

My supervision is structured, thoughtful, and focused on strengthening clinical reasoning, intervention clarity, and confident decision-making in complex environments.
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I am a Psychology Board of Australia–approved supervisor for Clinical Psychology Registrars and provide supervision that meets registrar program requirements.

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What I Offer

I provide clinical supervision for psychologists in private practice with a focus on:

• Child and family systems
• Complex presentations
• Neurodivergent assessments (autism and ADHD), differential reasoning, and diagnostic clarity
• Parenting support and psychoeducation
• Case formulation and intervention planning
• Ethical decision-making, boundaries, and risk management
• Documentation, report writing, and professional communication with schools and referrers
• Clinician sustainability and reflective practice

​Supervision can be ongoing and developmental, or targeted toward specific cases, assessment reasoning, or clinical dilemmas.

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Experience & Approach

• Over 15 years’ experience as a psychologist
• 7 years’ experience supervising child and family psychologists in private practice
• Board-approved supervisor for Clinical Psychology Registrars

My supervision style is:

• Structured and formulation-driven – clear thinking before intervention
• Neurodiversity-affirming – strengths-based and context-aware
• Developmentally grounded – realistic expectations across age and stage
• Ethically steady – balanced, practical risk awareness
• Supportive and direct – reflective space with high clinical standards

You leave sessions with a clearer formulation, specific next steps, and greater confidence in your clinical direction.

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Supervision may be a good fit if you want to...

• Strengthen your case conceptualisation and therapy planning
• Feel more confident navigating complex family dynamics
• Develop skill in neurodevelopmental assessment and diagnostic reasoning
• Refine your parenting interventions and psychoeducation
• Improve clarity in reports and professional communication
• Reduce isolation in private practice
• Build long-term clinical depth and sustainability

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Supervision Options

• Clinical Psychology Registrar supervision (Board-approved)
• Ongoing professional supervision (fortnightly or monthly)
• Case consultation / one-off sessions
• Assessment-focused supervision (autism, ADHD, complex differential presentations)

Enquire About Supervision

​If you are seeking supervision that is reflective, structured, and grounded in real-world private practice, I welcome a conversation.

Sessions are available in-person or via telehealth.

Please contact me to discuss availability and fit.