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Psychology is messy. Get Supervision that gives you clarity to help others

Supervision sessions contribute significantly to a psychologist’s professional success and well-being. CAYA Psychology offers one-off or ongoing supervision sessions for psychologists, allied-health professionals and educators.

Supervision sessions are key to thriving in psychological practice. Whether you are a provisional psychologist developing your skills or an experienced psychologist transitioning into a new area of practice, we can provide a supervision plan tailored to your needs.

Get in touch to discuss how we can support your professional growth.

Getting started is straightforward

Three Steps To Your First Supervision Session

01

Submit Enquiry Form

Answer a few questions to tell us what you are working on and what you are looking for in a supervisor.

Takes about two minutes.
02

Joe Calls You

Speak directly with Joe — today or the next business day.

He will ask about your caseload, your goals, and what you are looking for.
03

Attend Your First Session

Bring a case, a question, or a situation you are not sure how to handle. Online or in person.

The first session sets the direction. Come with whatever is most pressing.

Supervision should make your work clearer, not add to the load.

You're In The Right Place If…

Supervision works best when you come with a genuine question, an open mind, and a willingness to think differently about your work. If any of these sound familiar, we're likely a good fit.

You're looking for

A thinking space — not just a compliance exercise

Direct, honest clinical feedback

Practical strategies for your actual caseload

Help navigating complex or high-risk presentations

Support building or growing a private practice

You're tired of

Supervision that feels like going through the motions

Working through hard cases alone

Feeling underprepared for what's actually in the room

Supervision that's more paperwork than clinical thinking

The cognitive load of private practice without a sounding board

If any of this sounds familiar — supervision is likely the right next step. Reach out and we'll figure out together whether it's a good fit.

Joe Lewsey — Registered Psychologist Geelong

Joe Lewsey

Clinical Psychologist & Board Approved Supervisor — Geelong

I'm an Endorsed Clinical Psychologist based in Geelong with more than 12 years of full-time clinical experience working with kids, teens, and adults.

Six clients a day. Four days a week. For over a decade.
That's more than 8,000 hours of therapy sessions.

Which means I've seen most of the ways therapy can go well — and most of the ways it can quietly go off track.

If you're here, chances are you're either:

Working with a case that isn't straightforward
Trying to avoid a situation becoming a mess
Thinking about private practice and wanting to do it properly

Supervision is a space to think clearly about the work, question assumptions, and sharpen your clinical judgement.

No fluff. No standard answers for non-standard presentations. Just thoughtful supervision from someone who's spent a long time doing the work.

Clinical Psychologist MPsych(Ed) — Valedictorian AHPRA Registered Board Approved Supervisor Medicare Provider MAAPi

I work well with clinicians who…

Want to think carefully about the work rather than just tick a supervision box
Are open to being challenged and questioning their own assumptions
Are dealing with complex, ambiguous, or high-risk presentations
Want practical, evidence-based guidance — not vague theoretical frameworks
Are building or growing a private practice and want to do it properly
Value a direct, honest supervisory relationship

I may not be the right fit if you need…

Primarily administrative or compliance-focused supervision
A supervisor who will validate without challenge
Supervision in highly specialised forensic or neuropsychology contexts
Out-of-hours or crisis availability between sessions

Who Is This For?

Supervision that meets you where you are — not where the textbook thinks you should be.

Not sure if this is right for you? Reach out and we can figure that out together — no commitment required.

You Aren't Meant To Figure It All Out Alone

Common Clinical Struggles, Made Clearer

Clinical & Emotional

Depression, Stress & Burnout Anxiety & Panic Anger, Irritability & Tension Trauma & PTSD OCD & Tics / Tourette Syndrome Management of Suicidal Ideation & Self-Injury

Neurodiversity & Assessment

Neurodiversity Support ADHD / ASD Specific Learning Disorder Assessment Neurodevelopmental Assessment

Children, Young People & Families

Child & Adolescent Therapy Parental Separation & Divorce

Clinician & Practice Support

Thriving in Private Practice Navigating Medicare Navigating The NDIS Clinician Self Care & Burnout Prevention

Know The Model. Use It Better

Move beyond theory and strengthen how you implement evidence-based therapies for complex presentations

CBT Family

Structured, evidence-based approaches rooted in the relationship between thoughts, feelings and behaviour

Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) Trauma-Focused CBT (TF-CBT) Exposure & Response Prevention (ERP) Comprehensive Behavioural Intervention for Tics (CBIT)

Behavioural & Third Wave

Approaches that integrate acceptance, values and behavioural principles for lasting change

Functional Behaviour Analysis (FBA) Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT) Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) Motivational Interviewing (MI)

Relational & Systemic

Therapies centred on relationships, systems and the social context that shapes a client's experience

Family Therapy Interpersonal Skills Training (IPT) Solution Focused Therapy (SFT) Parenting Support

Supervision is tailored to your modality — not a one-size-fits-all approach

Frequently Asked Questions

Because starting supervision usually comes with a few "how does this work?" moments.

Supervision

About Supervision

A structured, supportive space to reflect on your work, develop skills, and ensure ethical, effective practice.

Psychologists, provisional psychologists, counsellors, social workers, allied health professionals, and other helping professionals seeking to develop their clinical skills.

Collaborative, practical, and reflective — focused on real-world application, not just theory. Supervision is tailored to your current clients, goals, and stage of practice.

Yes, within standard ethical and legal limits.

Yes, via secure telehealth. You do not need to download any software — just click the link sent to you prior to your session.

Registration & Requirements

Yes, where applicable. Sessions can be aligned with relevant board or pathway requirements including provisional registration supervision.

Yes, including structured support aligned with AHPRA registration requirements for provisional psychologists.

It depends on your needs and requirements — typically fortnightly or monthly for ongoing supervision. One-off sessions are also available for case consultation.

Yes. One-off sessions are available for case consultation, specific clinical questions, or situations where you need input without committing to ongoing supervision.

What Happens In Sessions

Structured discussion, case review, clinical feedback, and practical strategies you can apply immediately. Sessions are focused on what is most useful for you and your caseload right now.

Yes. Case discussion is a central part of supervision. You will need your client's consent to discuss their specific presenting issues. Client consent is not required for general discussion.

Yes, including risk assessment, ethical dilemmas, suicide risk, and formulation support for complex presentations.

Yes — clear, constructive feedback focused on growth. Supervision is not evaluative in the way placement supervision can be. The goal is to sharpen your thinking and build confidence.

Yes. Many clinicians use supervision to build confidence and clarity in their work — particularly early career psychologists navigating the gap between training and independent practice.

Specialist Areas

Yes. Particularly experienced clinicians working with a new client group, completing assessments, or looking to transition into private practice.

Yes. Supervision can be tailored to your areas of interest or current caseload — including trauma, OCD, anxiety, neurodevelopmental presentations, and child and adolescent therapy.

Commonly ADHD, ASD, cognitive assessments, specific learning disorder assessments, and behavioural assessments. Supervision covers process, interpretation, diagnostic decision-making, and report writing.

Yes — specific, constructive feedback to improve the quality, clarity, and defensibility of your reports.

Private Practice

Yes. Sessions can cover setup, systems, Medicare, NDIS, pricing, and the common early mistakes that are easy to avoid with the right guidance.

Yes — practical, ethical guidance on website messaging, SEO, referral pathways, and positioning your practice effectively.

Yes — practical feedback to improve clarity, conversion, and alignment with your ideal clients.

Yes — drawing on real-world experience to help you sidestep common pitfalls early, before they become costly or time-consuming to fix.

Webinars

Access & Format

Pre-recorded online webinars that you can watch in your own time, from anywhere. No live attendance required.

No. All webinars are pre-recorded, allowing you to watch at a time that suits you and revisit the content as many times as you like during your access period.

30 days from the date of purchase. During this period you can watch the webinar as many times as you like.

Access is typically provided shortly after successful payment, with instructions sent to your email.

No. You'll simply need an internet connection and a device such as a computer, tablet, or smartphone.

Reply to the email containing your access instructions and we'll get it sorted for you.

Content & Suitability

Designed for psychologists, clinicians, allied health professionals, educators, and helping professionals interested in practical, evidence-based strategies. Both early career and experienced practitioners will find value in the content.

Yes. The content is designed to be practical and accessible for both early career and experienced practitioners.

The webinars draw on professional experience, established psychological principles, and practical clinical insights. Content is intended for educational and professional development purposes.

As these are pre-recorded, live Q&A is not included. However, key practical insights and strategies are covered thoroughly throughout each presentation.

Individual purchases are for single-user access unless otherwise stated. Team or group licensing can be arranged separately — get in touch to discuss.

CPD & Certificates

Yes. A certificate of completion is provided after viewing for your CPD records.

Many professionals include relevant learning activities as part of their CPD. You should check the specific requirements of your registration board or professional association to confirm eligibility.

Purchases & Refunds

Please refer to the Terms & Conditions at checkout regarding refunds for digital products and webinar access.

Still have a question? Reach out and we'll get back to you — no commitment required.