Supervision

Keryn is available for Telehealth supervision Australia wide for early to mid career psychologists with an interest working in the perinatal period, oncology and for solo private practice support.

  • My supervision style is:

  • Warm, supportive and collaborative.

  • Strengths-based and development-focused.

  • Encouraging curiosity, reflective practice and lifelong learning.

  • A psychologically safe space to ask questions, be vulnerable and grow.

  • Practical guidance that integrates clinical skill with the realities of professional practice.

  • Tailored supervision that supports each psychologist's individual goals, confidence and career aspirations.

As your supervisor I am able to support you in the following areas:

    • Developing confidence and competence as an early career psychologist.

    • Integrating evidence-based interventions with a warm, authentic therapeutic style.

    • Case formulation using attachment-informed, psychodynamic and CBT-informed perspectives.

    • Managing therapeutic boundaries and navigating complex relational dynamics.

    • Working safely with risk, crisis, suicidality and ethical decision-making.

    • Developing reflective practice and professional identity.

    • Building confidence in clinical documentation, report writing and GP correspondence.

    • Navigating challenging presentations with curiosity, compassion and clinical confidence

    • Supporting adults adjusting to a cancer diagnosis, treatment and survivorship.

    • Working with anxiety, depression, health uncertainty and fear of cancer recurrence.

    • Facilitating adjustment to changes in identity, body image and roles following cancer treatment.

    • Supporting patients and families through grief, anticipatory grief and end-of-life conversations.

    • Addressing the psychological impact of infertility and fertility preservation associated with cancer treatment.

    • Working with young adults facing cancer-related life disruptions, including relationships, career and family planning.

    • Navigating complex family dynamics and supporting partners and caregivers throughout the cancer journey.

    • Collaborating effectively within multidisciplinary oncology teams, including oncologists, nurses, social workers, allied health professionals and palliative care services.

    • Balancing evidence-based interventions with compassionate, person-centred care in medically complex settings.

    • Developing confidence in managing complex presentations where physical illness and psychological distress intersect.

  • Managing a solo private practice including:

    • Establishing a private practice from the ground up.

    • Choosing practice management systems and developing efficient workflows.

    • Medicare compliance, documentation and administrative processes.

    • Developing referral pathways with GPs, psychiatrists and allied health professionals.

    • Building professional relationships that lead to sustainable referral streams.

    • Marketing ethically and developing a niche area of practice.

    • Managing waitlists, intake processes and client communication.

    • Balancing clinical workload with business sustainability.

    • Creating systems that support high-quality client care while reducing administrative burden.

    • Maintaining professional wellbeing and preventing burnout in private practice.

      Ethical practice and practice closure

      • Planning and implementing an ethical closure of a psychology practice.

      • Communicating endings with compassion and professionalism.

      • Managing complex therapeutic endings and attachment dynamics.

      • Developing transition plans for long-term clients.

      • Preparing referral and discharge summaries for GPs and other health professionals.

      • Ensuring continuity of care throughout service transitions.

      • Understanding legal, ethical and record-keeping obligations when closing a practice.

      • Reflecting on endings as an important component of ethical psychological practice.

    • Developing confidence and competence as an early career psychologist.

    • Integrating evidence-based interventions with a warm, authentic therapeutic style.

    • Case formulation using attachment-informed, psychodynamic and CBT-informed perspectives.

    • Managing therapeutic boundaries and navigating complex relational dynamics.

    • Working safely with risk, crisis, suicidality and ethical decision-making.

    • Developing reflective practice and professional identity.

    • Building confidence in clinical documentation, report writing and GP correspondence.

    • Navigating challenging presentations with curiosity, compassion and clinical confidence.

    • Preparing for Board-approved supervision requirements.

    • Developing confidence in professional communication with stakeholders.

    • Managing difficult conversations with clients, referrers and colleagues.

    • Ethical decision-making in everyday practice.

    • Understanding AHPRA, APS and Psychology Board expectations.

    • Navigating imposter syndrome and building confidence as an independent practitioner.

    • Career planning within both public mental health and private practice

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