MindBalance Psychology
Gosford, NSW
- 0478 021 951
- admin@mindbalancepsychology.com.au
- Suite 112, 159 Mann St, Gosford (inside John's Place)
Board-Approved Clinical Supervision
As an AHPRA Board-Approved Supervisor, I offer clinical supervision to both provisional psychologists undertaking the 5+1 pathway and fully registered general psychologists seeking ongoing professional development.
My supervision approach is collaborative, supportive, and grounded in evidence-based practice. I aim to create a reflective and safe space where supervisees can explore clinical decision-making, refine their therapeutic skills, and integrate theory with practice. Together, we focus on developing clinical competence, ethical reasoning, self-awareness, and confidence in navigating the complexities of psychological practice.
Whether you are working toward registration or looking to enhance and extend your professional capabilities, supervision is tailored to your developmental stage, practice context, and career goals.
Supervision Framework
My supervision approach is informed by evidence-based practice, reflective supervision models, and the supervision competency framework outlined by the Psychology Board of Australia.
Supervision sessions aim to support psychologists to:
Develop clear, formulation-driven case conceptualisations
Strengthen clinical decision-making and intervention planning
Reflect on therapeutic processes, countertransference, and use of self
Maintain ethical, professional, and regulatory standards
Build confidence managing complex and high-risk presentations
The supervision space is collaborative, supportive, and appropriately challenging, while remaining grounded in professional accountability.
Areas of Clinical Practice i Support
Anxiety, mood, and trauma-related disorders
Neurodiversity-affirming practice (ASD, ADHD)
- Emotional regulation, distress tolerance, and behavioural change
Complex presentations and comorbidity
Attachment, interpersonal, and personality-related difficulties
Risk assessment, safety planning, and ethical decision-making
My Approach
Supervision is grounded in a developmental and reflective model, combining support and challenge to foster growth. Areas of focus include:
- Clinical formulation and conceptualisation
- Evidence-based intervention and treatment planning
- Risk assessment and safety planning
- Ethical decision-making
- Reflective practice and professional identity
Areas of Expertise:
Mood and anxiety disorders
Psychosis and complex mental health presentations
Trauma-informed practice
Personality vulnerabilities and interpersonal difficulties
Neurodiversity-affirming practice
Risk assessment and safety planning
Case formulation and treatment planning
Work across private, community, and forensic settings
Structure and Format:
Session Length: 50–60 minutes
Format: In-person or online
Frequency: Weekly, fortnightly, or as agreed
Documentation: Supervision logs and competency tracking available