Coming Soon: Our 2027 Group Supervision Schedule

Aug 27, 2026

 We are excited to share that planning is well underway for the 2027 Group Supervision Schedule at Provisional Psychologist Hub.

Each year, our Group Supervision Program brings together psychologists and provisional psychologists from across Australia to explore the practical, clinical and professional issues that matter most in contemporary psychological practice.

For 2027, we are developing an even broader range of topics designed to support practitioners working across different client groups, settings and stages of their careers. The proposed schedule will provide opportunities to build knowledge, reflect on practice, discuss complex clinical presentations and strengthen confidence in areas that can feel challenging in day-to-day work.

A glimpse at what is being proposed for 2027

While the final schedule is still being developed, we are excited to share some of the topics currently proposed.

Working with Children, Adolescents and Families

  • Working with Emotional Regulation in Children

  • Understanding Social Skills and Development in Children

  • Working with Children and Adolescents: Clinical Goals and Progress

  • Building Engagement with Children and Adolescents

  • Mindfulness for Children and Adolescents

  • Healing Trauma in Children and Adolescents

  • Circle of Security

  • Acceptance and Commitment Therapy with Children and Adolescents

  • Parenting Support

  • Children and Adolescents: Neurodiverse Practice – ADHD, ASD and More

  • Child-Directed Therapy

  • Working Collaboratively with Parents

  • Facilitating Small Groups for Children's Social and Emotional Learning

  • Working with Children, Teens and Young Adults with Neurodiversity: Ask Me Anything

Risk, Safety and Child Protection

  • Risk Assessment: Suicidal Ideation and Self-Harm

  • Working with Disclosures and Child Safety Concerns

  • Child Protection

  • Recognising and Responding to Suicide Risk

  • Developing Collaborative Safety Plans for Suicidality

  • Working with Suicidal Children and Young People

Assessment and Clinical Practice

  • Working with Neurodiverse Adults

  • Educational and Developmental Assessments

  • ASD Testing – ADIR, ADOS, CARS, Cognitive Assessment and Integration

  • CBT Formulations and Conceptualisation

  • Working with Complex Cases: Assessment, Formulation, Risk and Reflective Practice

  • Working with Adult ADHD

  • Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I)

  • Initial Clinical Assessment: Building Understanding through a Bridge of Time

  • Psychometric Assessment: Not the Be All and End All of Diagnostic Considerations

  • Family Therapy

  • Working with Grief and Loss

  • Working with Shame and High Self-Criticism

  • Self-Compassion for Clinicians

  • Self-Care for Psychologists

  • When Sex Comes Up in Therapy: How to Ask, What to Say, and When to Refer Out

Working Across Different Settings and Communities

  • Working With and in Schools

  • Working Effectively in School Settings

  • Working with First Nations People

Ethics, Law and Professional Practice

  • Professional Boundaries and Ethics

  • Psychology, Law and Forensic Practice: Navigating Boundaries and Responsibilities

  • Managing Tricky Ethical Dilemmas

  • The Use of AI in Psychology

Supporting Provisional Psychologists and Interns

  • National Psychology Exam: Intervention Domain

  •  National Psychology Exam: Ethics and Communication Domain

  •  National Psychology Exam: Assessment Domain

  •  Strategising NPE Preparation

  • Keeping Up with Internship Requirements

 

And this is just the beginning

We are still collecting topic ideas and suggestions from our incredible network of supervisors, so the proposed topics listed above are just the beginning.

Our supervisors bring a wealth of knowledge and experience across diverse areas of psychological practice, and we are excited to continue building a 2027 Group Supervision Schedule that reflects the topics, challenges and areas of interest most relevant to our community.

With more ideas still coming in, we look forward to sharing an even broader range of topics as the 2027 schedule continues to take shape. 

Our aim is to create a diverse and practical program that reflects the broad range of work undertaken by psychologists and provisional psychologists. From clinical assessment and therapeutic approaches through to risk, ethics, professional development and the unique challenges of internship, we hope there will be plenty of opportunities for meaningful discussion, reflection and learning.

Stay tuned

We cannot wait to share the full 2027 Group Supervision Schedule with our community. Group supervision for 2027 is expected to be released toward the end of September and watch this space we will release the steps to book in via our next e-news edition. 

Whether you are looking to deepen your clinical knowledge, reflect on challenging cases, develop confidence in a new area of practice or connect with other professionals, we hope the 2027 program will offer something valuable for you.

Keep an eye out – there is much more to come, and the 2027 Group Supervision Schedule is coming soon.

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