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SUMMARY:Supervisor Master Class - November 2025\, Western Australia
DESCRIPTION:Following many years of successful provision of supervision and supervision training – we are now able to offer free Master Class refresher training for registered psychologists until 2026. \nThis funding is provided by the Australian Federal Government\, Department of Health and Aged Care in-line with meeting the aims to support and increase the capacity of the psychology workforce. Priority places will be given to psychologists supporting First Nations people\, children and youth\, those from CALD communities\, and practitioners working in community mental health settings or regional\, rural\, and remote areas (located in MMM3-7).  \nSupervisors who successfully complete all three components of the training\, will be invited to complete a quick post-training survey allowing us to gather workforce data on our funded training initiatives. Completion of this survey will receive a VISA gift card of $200. \n\nAbout The Training\nThis is a one-day workshop suitable for Psychology Board of Australia-approved supervisors wishing to maintain their supervisor status\, and seeking to update their supervisor skills. It is delivered in collaboration with STREAM Psychology. All relevant course information and details about training will be provided from Stream Psychology. \nSuitable for those providing peer supervision to qualified psychologists and other mental health professionals and Higher Degree psychology students\, this workshop will be delivered by an experienced trainer and will provide supervisors with an opportunity to reflect on their current practice and broaden their knowledge\, skill and training in the area of supervision.  \nThis Master class workshop is a cutting edge evidence based relational interactive workshop aimed at delivering experiential learning based on 4 key principles:  \n\nCompetence Based Supervision\nReflective Practice\nOutcomes-Based Supervision\nDeliberate and Purposeful Practice\n\nThe workshop will include experiential exercises and involve a competency-based assessment. This course constitutes 7 hours of CPD. \nAll psychologists wishing to undertake this BAS training must meet the eligibility criteria for PsyBA approval. \n  \nCourse Outline\n\nCompetency based approach to supervision.\nIntegrating reflective practice with competency based supervision.\nIntegrating deliberate practice with competency based supervision\nEvaluating supervisees via core competencies.\nEvaluating supervisees via monitoring client outcomes.\nEmerging new digital platforms to monitor therapeutic outcomes.\nUpdates on recent changes to guidelines\, forms pathways and exam information.\nAdvanced Masterclass workshop systematic assessment.\n\n  \nLearning Objectives\n\nAn increased understanding of competency based supervision concepts.\nAn increased understanding of Outcome Based supervision tools and new digital technologies.\nExperience in reflective\, deliberate and purposeful practice.\nExperiential learning through supportive exercises and discussions.\nAssessed as competent upon successful completion of the Masterclass.\nEligibility to continue practising as a board approved supervisor (BAS).\n\nOnce you have successfully completed a Board approved refresher training program you can apply to maintain your approval for another five years from the date you completed the training using form MBAS-76. You must complete the refresher training and lodge your MBAS-76 form with AHPRA before the expiry date of your current approval; otherwise your approval will lapse. \n  \nOur Trainer\nTrainer/Author – Duane Smith\nDuane is a registered Counselling and Clinical Psychologist and PsyBA board approved supervisor and trainer who has been practicing for over 35 years in Western Australia. Duane also has a passion for supervision and specializes in reflective and deliberate practice principles with all his supervisees. \nDuane has been supervising 4+2\, 5+1\, Curtin University Counselling Psychology Masters program placement students and Area of Practice Endorsement (Counselling and Clinical Psychologists) for over 20 years. Duane is a fellow with the APS College of Counselling Psychology and is the current Executive Chair of the Association of Counselling Psychologists.  \nDuane has also been in private practice for over 35 years supporting adolescent\, adult\, couple and family clients with a variety of complex life issues and moderate to severe mental health presentations including complex co-morbidity and psychopathology. \nDuane is currently the Clinical Director/Owner of The Henry Street Centre in Fremantle and STREAM Psychology and provides psychological services\, staff supervision\, specialized training and clinical consultation to many agencies in WA including Youth Focus\, St Johns Horizon House\, CPFS\, WANSLEA Family Service\, PICYS\, St Johns Ambulance (WA)\, Mission Australia and Headspace.  \nDuane has collaboratively developed the PsyBA approved training workshops with Dr Daryl Chow (Phd) and has a passion for AI and digital applications and client centred feedback informed treatment. \n  \nImportant Information\n \nThis workshop is subject to receiving a minimum number of enrolments. In the case we are unable to deliver the workshop\, participants may choose to reschedule to an alternative date. \nIncentive payment eligibility will be evaluated within 12 months of successful completion of the program and will be based on the enrolment information provided. \nBy enrolling\, you are confirming to have read and agreed to the Enrolment Terms and Conditions set by The Cairnmillar Institute.
URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/smc-november2025wa/
LOCATION:The Albion Hotel\, 535 Stirling Hwy\, Cottesloe\, WA\, 6011\, Australia
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ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260303
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SUMMARY:Supervisor Master Class - March 2026\, Western Australia
DESCRIPTION:Following many years of successful provision of supervision and supervision training – we are now able to offer free Master Class refresher training for registered psychologists until 2026. \nThis funding is provided by the Australian Federal Government\, Department of Health and Aged Care in-line with meeting the aims to support and increase the capacity of the psychology workforce.  Priority places will be given to psychologists supporting First Nations people\, children and youth\, those from CALD communities\, and practitioners working in community mental health settings or regional\, rural\, and remote areas (located in MMM3-7).  \nSupervisors who successfully complete the training\, will be invited to complete a quick post-training survey allowing us to gather workforce data on our funded training initiatives. Completion of this survey will receive a VISA gift card of $200. \n\nAbout The Training\nThis is a one-day workshop suitable for Psychology Board of Australia-approved supervisors wishing to maintain their supervisor status\, and seeking to update their supervisor skills. It is delivered in collaboration with STREAM Psychology. All relevant course information and details about training will be provided from Stream Psychology. \nSuitable for those providing peer supervision to qualified psychologists and other mental health professionals and Higher Degree psychology students\, this workshop will be delivered by an experienced trainer and will provide supervisors with an opportunity to reflect on their current practice and broaden their knowledge\, skill and training in the area of supervision.  \nThis Master class workshop is a cutting edge evidence based relational interactive workshop aimed at delivering experiential learning based on 4 key principles:  \n\nCompetence Based Supervision\nReflective Practice\nOutcomes-Based Supervision\nDeliberate and Purposeful Practice\n\nThe workshop will include experiential exercises and involve a competency-based assessment. This course constitutes 7 hours of CPD. \nAll psychologists wishing to undertake this BAS training must meet the eligibility criteria for PsyBA approval. \n  \nCourse Outline\n\nCompetency based approach to supervision.\nIntegrating reflective practice with competency based supervision.\nIntegrating deliberate practice with competency based supervision\nEvaluating supervisees via core competencies.\nEvaluating supervisees via monitoring client outcomes.\nEmerging new digital platforms to monitor therapeutic outcomes.\nUpdates on recent changes to guidelines\, forms pathways and exam information.\nAdvanced Masterclass workshop systematic assessment.\n\n  \nLearning Objectives\n\nAn increased understanding of competency based supervision concepts.\nAn increased understanding of Outcome Based supervision tools and new digital technologies.\nExperience in reflective\, deliberate and purposeful practice.\nExperiential learning through supportive exercises and discussions.\nAssessed as competent upon successful completion of the Masterclass.\nEligibility to continue practising as a board approved supervisor (BAS).\n\nOnce you have successfully completed a Board approved refresher training program you can apply to maintain your approval for another five years from the date you completed the training using form MBAS-76. You must complete the refresher training and lodge your MBAS-76 form with AHPRA before the expiry date of your current approval; otherwise your approval will lapse. \n  \nOur Trainer\nTrainer/Author – Duane Smith\nDuane is a registered Counselling and Clinical Psychologist and PsyBA board approved supervisor and trainer who has been practicing for over 35 years in Western Australia. Duane also has a passion for supervision and specializes in reflective and deliberate practice principles with all his supervisees. \nDuane has been supervising 4+2\, 5+1\, Curtin University Counselling Psychology Masters program placement students and Area of Practice Endorsement (Counselling and Clinical Psychologists) for over 20 years. Duane is a fellow with the APS College of Counselling Psychology and is the current Executive Chair of the Association of Counselling Psychologists.  \nDuane has also been in private practice for over 35 years supporting adolescent\, adult\, couple and family clients with a variety of complex life issues and moderate to severe mental health presentations including complex co-morbidity and psychopathology. \nDuane is currently the Clinical Director/Owner of The Henry Street Centre in Fremantle and STREAM Psychology and provides psychological services\, staff supervision\, specialized training and clinical consultation to many agencies in WA including Youth Focus\, St Johns Horizon House\, CPFS\, WANSLEA Family Service\, PICYS\, St Johns Ambulance (WA)\, Mission Australia and Headspace.  \nDuane has collaboratively developed the PsyBA approved training workshops with Dr Daryl Chow (Phd) and has a passion for AI and digital applications and client centred feedback informed treatment. \n  \nImportant Information\n \nThis workshop is subject to receiving a minimum number of enrolments. In the case we are unable to deliver the workshop\, participants may choose to reschedule to an alternative date. \nIncentive payment eligibility will be evaluated within 12 months of successful completion of the program and will be based on the enrolment information provided. \nBy enrolling\, you are confirming to have read and agreed to the Enrolment Terms and Conditions set by The Cairnmillar Institute.
URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/smc-march2026wa/
LOCATION:The Albion Hotel\, 535 Stirling Hwy\, Cottesloe\, WA\, 6011\, Australia
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/wp-content/uploads/SMC-Feature-Image.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Cairnmillar Professional Development":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.org.au
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SUMMARY:Supervisor Master Class - September 2025\, Western Australia
DESCRIPTION:Following many years of successful provision of supervision and supervision training – we are now able to offer free Master Class refresher training for registered psychologists until 2026. \nThis funding is provided by the Australian Federal Government\, Department of Health and Aged Care in-line with meeting the aims to support and increase the capacity of the psychology workforce.   \nSupervisors who successfully complete the training\, will be invited to complete a quick post-training survey allowing us to gather workforce data on our funded training initiatives. Completion of this survey will receive a VISA gift card of $200. \n\nAbout The Training\nThis is a one-day workshop suitable for Psychology Board of Australia-approved supervisors wishing to maintain their supervisor status\, and seeking to update their supervisor skills. It is delivered in collaboration with STREAM Psychology. All relevant course information and details about training will be provided from Stream Psychology. \nSuitable for those providing peer supervision to qualified psychologists and other mental health professionals and Higher Degree psychology students\, this workshop will be delivered by an experienced trainer and will provide supervisors with an opportunity to reflect on their current practice and broaden their knowledge\, skill and training in the area of supervision.  \nThis Master class workshop is a cutting edge evidence based relational interactive workshop aimed at delivering experiential learning based on 4 key principles:  \n\nCompetence Based Supervision\nReflective Practice\nOutcomes-Based Supervision\nDeliberate and Purposeful Practice\n\nThe workshop will include experiential exercises and involve a competency-based assessment. This course constitutes 7 hours of CPD. \nAll psychologists wishing to undertake this BAS training must meet the eligibility criteria for PsyBA approval. \n  \nCourse Outline\n\nCompetency based approach to supervision.\nIntegrating reflective practice with competency based supervision.\nIntegrating deliberate practice with competency based supervision\nEvaluating supervisees via core competencies.\nEvaluating supervisees via monitoring client outcomes.\nEmerging new digital platforms to monitor therapeutic outcomes.\nUpdates on recent changes to guidelines\, forms pathways and exam information.\nAdvanced Masterclass workshop systematic assessment.\n\n  \nLearning Objectives\n\nAn increased understanding of competency based supervision concepts.\nAn increased understanding of Outcome Based supervision tools and new digital technologies.\nExperience in reflective\, deliberate and purposeful practice.\nExperiential learning through supportive exercises and discussions.\nAssessed as competent upon successful completion of the Masterclass.\nEligibility to continue practising as a board approved supervisor (BAS).\n\nOnce you have successfully completed a Board approved refresher training program you can apply to maintain your approval for another five years from the date you completed the training using form MBAS-76. You must complete the refresher training and lodge your MBAS-76 form with AHPRA before the expiry date of your current approval; otherwise your approval will lapse. \n  \nOur Trainer\nTrainer/Author – Duane Smith\nDuane is a registered Counselling and Clinical Psychologist and PsyBA board approved supervisor and trainer who has been practicing for over 35 years in Western Australia. Duane also has a passion for supervision and specializes in reflective and deliberate practice principles with all his supervisees. \nDuane has been supervising 4+2\, 5+1\, Curtin University Counselling Psychology Masters program placement students and Area of Practice Endorsement (Counselling and Clinical Psychologists) for over 20 years. Duane is a fellow with the APS College of Counselling Psychology and is the current Executive Chair of the Association of Counselling Psychologists.  \nDuane has also been in private practice for over 35 years supporting adolescent\, adult\, couple and family clients with a variety of complex life issues and moderate to severe mental health presentations including complex co-morbidity and psychopathology. \nDuane is currently the Clinical Director/Owner of The Henry Street Centre in Fremantle and STREAM Psychology and provides psychological services\, staff supervision\, specialized training and clinical consultation to many agencies in WA including Youth Focus\, St Johns Horizon House\, CPFS\, WANSLEA Family Service\, PICYS\, St Johns Ambulance (WA)\, Mission Australia and Headspace.  \nDuane has collaboratively developed the PsyBA approved training workshops with Dr Daryl Chow (Phd) and has a passion for AI and digital applications and client centred feedback informed treatment. \n  \nImportant Information\n \nThis workshop is subject to receiving a minimum number of enrolments. In the case we are unable to deliver the workshop\, participants may choose to reschedule to an alternative date. \nIncentive payment eligibility will be evaluated within 12 months of successful completion of the program and will be based on the enrolment information provided. \nBy enrolling\, you are confirming to have read and agreed to the Enrolment Terms and Conditions set by The Cairnmillar Institute.
URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/smc-september2025wa/
LOCATION:The Albion Hotel\, 535 Stirling Hwy\, Cottesloe\, WA\, 6011\, Australia
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/wp-content/uploads/SMC-Feature-Image.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20260310T090000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20260312T170000
DTSTAMP:20260402T112047Z
CREATED:20250523T061358Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260402T112047Z
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SUMMARY:Training the Effective Supervisor\, Intensive - March 2026\, Western Australia
DESCRIPTION:Following many years of successful provision of supervision and supervision training – we are now able to offer free Supervisor Foundation training for registered psychologists until 2026. \nThis funding is provided by the Australian Federal Government\, Department of Health and Aged Care in-line with meeting the aims to support and increase the capacity of the psychology workforce. Priority places will be given to psychologists supporting First Nations people\, children and youth\, those from CALD communities\, and practitioners working in community mental health settings or regional\, rural\, and remote areas (located in MMM3-7).  \nSupervisors who successfully complete all three components of the training\, will be invited to complete a quick post-training survey allowing us to gather workforce data on our funded training initiatives. Completion of this survey will receive a VISA gift card of $300. \n\nAbout The Training\nThe Cairnmillar Institute is a Psychology Board of Australia-approved supervisor training provider. We deliver all three components of the training required for eligible psychologists to apply for Board Approved Supervisor (BAS) status. The 32 hours of training is presented in three distinct and stipulated component parts: \n\nKnowledge Assessment (Component One)\nSkills Training (Component Two)\nAssessment and Evaluation (Component Three)\n\nThe course is suitable for psychologists who are seeking BAS status. BAS status is required for all supervisors who provide primary\, secondary\, or field placement supervision for: \n\nprovisionally registered psychologists (e.g.\, via 4+2\, 5+1 or higher degree pathways); and/or  \nregistrars (undertaking registrar program for area of practice endorsement).   \n\n  \nLearning Outcomes\nParticipants will gain the knowledge and skills to provide competency-based supervision to provisional psychologists and/or registrars undertaking: \n\nA 4+2 internship program\nA 5+1 internship program\nAn accredited higher degree program\nA Registrar program\, leading to area-of-practice endorsement.\n\nParticipant learning outcomes include developing:  \n\nGreater knowledge and skills in the competency-based model of supervision \nEffective supervision practices and recognising how to set supervision up for success \nKnowledge and skills in establishing and managing the supervisory relationship\, including responding to ruptures\, conflict\, or problems  \nThe ability to assess and evaluate the psychological competencies of the supervisee\, including identifying any progress concerns \nThe ability to evaluate the supervisory process.\n\nUpon completion of all components\, participants are required to submit the following registration form to the Psychology Board for professional recognition. \n  \nEligibility\nPsychologists are eligible to enrol if they have: \n\nHeld general registration with the Psychology Board of Australia for at least 2.5 years or equivalent overseas registration\, and/or\nHeld an area of practice endorsement for at least two years (to supervise registrars and some Higher Degree field placements).\n\n\nOur Trainer\nTrainer/Author – Duane Smith\nDuane is a registered Counselling and Clinical Psychologist and PsyBA board approved supervisor and trainer who has been practicing for over 35 years in Western Australia. Duane also has a passion for supervision and specializes in reflective and deliberate practice principles with all his supervisees. \nDuane has been supervising 4+2\, 5+1\, Curtin University Counselling Psychology Masters program placement students and Area of Practice Endorsement (Counselling and Clinical Psychologists) for over 20 years. Duane is a fellow with the APS College of Counselling Psychology and is the current Executive Chair of the Association of Counselling Psychologists.  \nDuane has also been in private practice for over 35 years supporting adolescent\, adult\, couple and family clients with a variety of complex life issues and moderate to severe mental health presentations including complex co-morbidity and psychopathology. \nDuane is currently the Clinical Director/Owner of The Henry Street Centre in Fremantle and STREAM Psychology and provides psychological services\, staff supervision\, specialized training and clinical consultation to many agencies in WA including Youth Focus\, St Johns Horizon House\, CPFS\, WANSLEA Family Service\, PICYS\, St Johns Ambulance (WA)\, Mission Australia and Headspace.  \nDuane has collaboratively developed the PsyBA approved training workshops with Dr Daryl Chow (Phd) and has a passion for AI and digital applications and client centred feedback informed treatment. \n  \nCourse Structure\nThere are three components for this course. Component One is an online course. Component Two and Three is a three-day consecutive workshop\, conducted face-to-face in collaboration with STREAM Psychology. All relevant course information and details about training will be provided from Stream Psychology. \n\nComponent One (Knowledge Assessment)\nThis component is delivered as an online self-paced eLearn module and comprises guided reading and related quizzes. Participants must achieve a minimum overall score of 90% in the assessments to pass this component and to be eligible to register for Component Two.\nThis component constitutes 10 hours of coursework and CPD.\nComponent Two (Skills Training Workshop)\nThe Component Two workshop is conducted over two days (9am-5.00pm).\nComponent One is a prerequisite for this workshop however does not need to be completed at the same provider.\nComponent Two constitutes 12 hours of coursework and CPD.\nComponent Three (Assessment and Evaluation)\nThis is the final assessment component of the BAS training and is conducted during the third and final day of training.\nIt involves submission of a 50-minute recording of a supervision session\, together with a 1\,000-word self-assessment essay. Guidelines for the submission requirements will be provided and align with the Component Two training.\nComponents One and Two are prerequisites for this course. This course constitutes 8-10 hours of coursework and 10 hours of CPD.\n\nPlease note that full attendance at the three-day Component Two and Three workshop is a mandatory requirement set by the Psychology Board of Australia (PsyBA). To be eligible for the completion certificate—essential for your BAS application—participants must attend the entire training. As such\, late arrivals cannot be accommodated. \n  \n\n \nImportant Information\nThis workshop is subject to receiving a minimum number of enrolments. In the case we are unable to deliver the workshop\, participants may choose to reschedule to an alternative date. \nIncentive payment eligibility will be evaluated within 12 months of successful completion of the program and will be based on the enrolment information provided. \nBy purchasing a ticket\, you are confirming to have read and agreed to the Enrolment Terms and Conditions set by The Cairnmillar Institute.
URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/tes-march2026wa/
LOCATION:The Albion Hotel\, 535 Stirling Hwy\, Cottesloe\, WA\, 6011\, Australia
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/wp-content/uploads/AdobeStock_283017418-3.jpeg
ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20251104T090000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20251106T170000
DTSTAMP:20260225T092047Z
CREATED:20250523T060833Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260225T092047Z
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SUMMARY:Training the Effective Supervisor\, Intensive - November 2025\, Western Australia
DESCRIPTION:Following many years of successful provision of supervision and supervision training – we are now able to offer free Supervisor Foundation training for registered psychologists until 2026. \nThis funding is provided by the Australian Federal Government\, Department of Health and Aged Care in-line with meeting the aims to support and increase the capacity of the psychology workforce.  Priority places will be given to psychologists supporting First Nations people\, children and youth\, those from CALD communities\, and practitioners working in community mental health settings or regional\, rural\, and remote areas (located in MMM3-7).  \nSupervisors who successfully complete all three components of the training\, will be invited to complete a quick post-training survey allowing us to gather workforce data on our funded training initiatives. Completion of this survey will receive a VISA gift card of $300. \n\nAbout The Training\nThe Cairnmillar Institute is a Psychology Board of Australia-approved supervisor training provider. We deliver all three components of the training required for eligible psychologists to apply for Board Approved Supervisor (BAS) status. The 32 hours of training is presented in three distinct and stipulated component parts: \n\nKnowledge Assessment (Component One)\nSkills Training (Component Two)\nAssessment and Evaluation (Component Three)\n\nThe course is suitable for psychologists who are seeking BAS status. BAS status is required for all supervisors who provide primary\, secondary\, or field placement supervision for: \n\nprovisionally registered psychologists (e.g.\, via 4+2\, 5+1 or higher degree pathways); and/or  \nregistrars (undertaking registrar program for area of practice endorsement).   \n\n  \nLearning Outcomes\nParticipants will gain the knowledge and skills to provide competency-based supervision to provisional psychologists and/or registrars undertaking: \n\nA 4+2 internship program\nA 5+1 internship program\nAn accredited higher degree program\nA Registrar program\, leading to area-of-practice endorsement.\n\nParticipant learning outcomes include developing:  \n\nGreater knowledge and skills in the competency-based model of supervision \nEffective supervision practices and recognising how to set supervision up for success \nKnowledge and skills in establishing and managing the supervisory relationship\, including responding to ruptures\, conflict\, or problems  \nThe ability to assess and evaluate the psychological competencies of the supervisee\, including identifying any progress concerns \nThe ability to evaluate the supervisory process.\n\nUpon completion of all components\, participants are required to submit the following registration form to the Psychology Board for professional recognition. \n  \nEligibility\nPsychologists are eligible to enrol if they have: \n\nHeld general registration with the Psychology Board of Australia for at least 2.5 years or equivalent overseas registration\, and/or\nHeld an area of practice endorsement for at least two years (to supervise registrars and some Higher Degree field placements).\n\n\nOur Trainer\nTrainer/Author – Duane Smith\nDuane is a registered Counselling and Clinical Psychologist and PsyBA board approved supervisor and trainer who has been practicing for over 35 years in Western Australia. Duane also has a passion for supervision and specializes in reflective and deliberate practice principles with all his supervisees. \nDuane has been supervising 4+2\, 5+1\, Curtin University Counselling Psychology Masters program placement students and Area of Practice Endorsement (Counselling and Clinical Psychologists) for over 20 years. Duane is a fellow with the APS College of Counselling Psychology and is the current Executive Chair of the Association of Counselling Psychologists.  \nDuane has also been in private practice for over 35 years supporting adolescent\, adult\, couple and family clients with a variety of complex life issues and moderate to severe mental health presentations including complex co-morbidity and psychopathology. \nDuane is currently the Clinical Director/Owner of The Henry Street Centre in Fremantle and STREAM Psychology and provides psychological services\, staff supervision\, specialized training and clinical consultation to many agencies in WA including Youth Focus\, St Johns Horizon House\, CPFS\, WANSLEA Family Service\, PICYS\, St Johns Ambulance (WA)\, Mission Australia and Headspace.  \nDuane has collaboratively developed the PsyBA approved training workshops with Dr Daryl Chow (Phd) and has a passion for AI and digital applications and client centred feedback informed treatment. \n  \nCourse Structure\nThere are three components for this course. Component One is an online course. Component Two and Three is a three-day consecutive workshop\, conducted face-to-face in collaboration with STREAM Psychology. All relevant course information and details about training will be provided from Stream Psychology. \n\nComponent One (Knowledge Assessment)\nThis component is delivered as an online self-paced eLearn module and comprises guided reading and related quizzes. Participants must achieve a minimum overall score of 90% in the assessments to pass this component and to be eligible to register for Component Two.\nThis component constitutes 10 hours of coursework and CPD.\nComponent Two (Skills Training Workshop)\nThe Component Two workshop is conducted over two days (9am-5.00pm).\nComponent One is a prerequisite for this workshop however does not need to be completed at the same provider.\nComponent Two constitutes 12 hours of coursework and CPD.\nComponent Three (Assessment and Evaluation)\nThis is the final assessment component of the BAS training and is conducted during the third and final day of training.\nIt involves submission of a 50-minute recording of a supervision session\, together with a 1\,000-word self-assessment essay. Guidelines for the submission requirements will be provided and align with the Component Two training.\nComponents One and Two are prerequisites for this course. This course constitutes 8-10 hours of coursework and 10 hours of CPD.\n\nPlease note that full attendance at the three-day Component Two and Three workshop is a mandatory requirement set by the Psychology Board of Australia (PsyBA). To be eligible for the completion certificate—essential for your BAS application—participants must attend the entire training. As such\, late arrivals cannot be accommodated. \n  \n\n \nImportant Information\nThis workshop is subject to receiving a minimum number of enrolments. In the case we are unable to deliver the workshop\, participants may choose to reschedule to an alternative date. \nIncentive payment eligibility will be evaluated within 12 months of successful completion of the program and will be based on the enrolment information provided. \nBy purchasing a ticket\, you are confirming to have read and agreed to the Enrolment Terms and Conditions set by The Cairnmillar Institute.
URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/tes-november2025wa/
LOCATION:The Albion Hotel\, 535 Stirling Hwy\, Cottesloe\, WA\, 6011\, Australia
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ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250916T090000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Melbourne:20250918T170000
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SUMMARY:Training the Effective Supervisor\, Intensive - September 2025\, Western Australia
DESCRIPTION:Following many years of successful provision of supervision and supervision training – we are now able to offer free Supervisor Foundation training for registered psychologists until 2026. \nThis funding is provided by the Australian Federal Government\, Department of Health and Aged Care in-line with meeting the aims to support and increase the capacity of the psychology workforce. \nPriority places will be given to psychologists supporting First Nations people\, children and youth\, those from CALD communities\, and practitioners working in community mental health settings or regional\, rural\, and remote areas (located in MMM3-7). Supervisors who successfully complete all three components of the training\, will be invited to complete a quick post-training survey allowing us to gather workforce data on our funded training initiatives. Completion of this survey will receive a VISA gift card of $300. \n\nAbout The Training\nThe Cairnmillar Institute is a Psychology Board of Australia-approved supervisor training provider. We deliver all three components of the training required for eligible psychologists to apply for Board Approved Supervisor (BAS) status. The 32 hours of training is presented in three distinct and stipulated component parts: \n\nKnowledge Assessment (Component One)\nSkills Training (Component Two)\nAssessment and Evaluation (Component Three)\n\nThe course is suitable for psychologists who are seeking BAS status. BAS status is required for all supervisors who provide primary\, secondary\, or field placement supervision for: \n\nprovisionally registered psychologists (e.g.\, via 4+2\, 5+1 or higher degree pathways); and/or  \nregistrars (undertaking registrar program for area of practice endorsement).   \n\n  \nLearning Outcomes\nParticipants will gain the knowledge and skills to provide competency-based supervision to provisional psychologists and/or registrars undertaking: \n\nA 4+2 internship program\nA 5+1 internship program\nAn accredited higher degree program\nA Registrar program\, leading to area-of-practice endorsement.\n\nParticipant learning outcomes include developing:  \n\nGreater knowledge and skills in the competency-based model of supervision \nEffective supervision practices and recognising how to set supervision up for success \nKnowledge and skills in establishing and managing the supervisory relationship\, including responding to ruptures\, conflict\, or problems  \nThe ability to assess and evaluate the psychological competencies of the supervisee\, including identifying any progress concerns \nThe ability to evaluate the supervisory process.\n\nUpon completion of all components\, participants are required to submit the following registration form to the Psychology Board for professional recognition. \n  \nEligibility\nPsychologists are eligible to enrol if they have: \n\nHeld general registration with the Psychology Board of Australia for at least 2.5 years or equivalent overseas registration\, and/or\nHeld an area of practice endorsement for at least two years (to supervise registrars and some Higher Degree field placements).\n\n\nOur Trainer\nTrainer/Author – Duane Smith\nDuane is a registered Counselling and Clinical Psychologist and PsyBA board approved supervisor and trainer who has been practicing for over 35 years in Western Australia. Duane also has a passion for supervision and specializes in reflective and deliberate practice principles with all his supervisees. \nDuane has been supervising 4+2\, 5+1\, Curtin University Counselling Psychology Masters program placement students and Area of Practice Endorsement (Counselling and Clinical Psychologists) for over 20 years. Duane is a fellow with the APS College of Counselling Psychology and is the current Executive Chair of the Association of Counselling Psychologists.  \nDuane has also been in private practice for over 35 years supporting adolescent\, adult\, couple and family clients with a variety of complex life issues and moderate to severe mental health presentations including complex co-morbidity and psychopathology. \nDuane is currently the Clinical Director/Owner of The Henry Street Centre in Fremantle and STREAM Psychology and provides psychological services\, staff supervision\, specialized training and clinical consultation to many agencies in WA including Youth Focus\, St Johns Horizon House\, CPFS\, WANSLEA Family Service\, PICYS\, St Johns Ambulance (WA)\, Mission Australia and Headspace.  \nDuane has collaboratively developed the PsyBA approved training workshops with Dr Daryl Chow (Phd) and has a passion for AI and digital applications and client centred feedback informed treatment. \n  \nCourse Structure\nThere are three components for this course. Component One is an online course. Component Two and Three is a three-day consecutive workshop\, conducted face-to-face in collaboration with STREAM Psychology. All relevant course information and details about training will be provided from Stream Psychology. \n\nComponent One (Knowledge Assessment)\nThis component is delivered as an online self-paced eLearn module and comprises guided reading and related quizzes. Participants must achieve a minimum overall score of 90% in the assessments to pass this component and to be eligible to register for Component Two.\nThis component constitutes 10 hours of coursework and CPD.\nComponent Two (Skills Training Workshop)\nThe Component Two workshop is conducted over two days (9am-5.00pm).\nComponent One is a prerequisite for this workshop however does not need to be completed at the same provider.\nComponent Two constitutes 12 hours of coursework and CPD.\nComponent Three (Assessment and Evaluation)\nThis is the final assessment component of the BAS training and is conducted during the third and final day of training.\nIt involves submission of a 50-minute recording of a supervision session\, together with a 1\,000-word self-assessment essay. Guidelines for the submission requirements will be provided and align with the Component Two training.\nComponents One and Two are prerequisites for this course. This course constitutes 8-10 hours of coursework and 10 hours of CPD.\n\nPlease note that full attendance at the three-day Component Two and Three workshop is a mandatory requirement set by the Psychology Board of Australia (PsyBA). To be eligible for the completion certificate—essential for your BAS application—participants must attend the entire training. As such\, late arrivals cannot be accommodated. \n  \n\n \nImportant Information\nThis workshop is subject to receiving a minimum number of enrolments. In the case we are unable to deliver the workshop\, participants may choose to reschedule to an alternative date. \nIncentive payment eligibility will be evaluated within 12 months of successful completion of the program and will be based on the enrolment information provided. \nBy purchasing a ticket\, you are confirming to have read and agreed to the Enrolment Terms and Conditions set by The Cairnmillar Institute.
URL:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/event/tes-september2025wa/
LOCATION:The Albion Hotel\, 535 Stirling Hwy\, Cottesloe\, WA\, 6011\, Australia
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://www.cairnmillar.org.au/wp-content/uploads/AdobeStock_283017418-3.jpeg
ORGANIZER;CN="Lana Winzar":MAILTO:pd@cairnmillar.edu.au
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