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Susie Upton
Board Approved Supervisor, Owner/ Director, Psychologist
Susie has had a successful career since 2006, starting in the vocational rehabilitation and return-to-work sector developing skills in adjustment to injury and adult mental health. During her early career Susie worked in team coordinator and leadership roles within the youth homelessness non-for-profit sector. Susie attributes these challenging roles to invaluable experiences in rapport building, working alongside the child protection system and working with young people affected by trauma.
- Case report Reviewing (for submission to AHPRA)
- Conditions placed on their registration
- Ethical, Professional and Legal Matters
- Working with Children and young children
- Working with schools
- Working with Adults
- Disability (eg. funded by the NDIS for therapeutic support and capacity building)
- Survivors of child sexual assault
- Separated Families
- Risk Assessment (self harm and suicide)
- Work with Board Approved Supervisors
- Practice Management
Leza Sullivan
Board Approved Supervisor, Owner/ Director, Psychologist
Leza has 19 years experience as a psychologist and 11 years as a board approved supervisor. Leza has worked in a variety of settings including private practice, non-profit, education (i.e. school psychologist), employment services, and health/medical (paediatric practice). Leza has also supervised supervisees within those settings and within corrections, medicolegal, and NDIS. Leza co-owned a private group practice for 8 years primarily working with children, adolescents, and families prior to successfully been acquired by a national service provider and is now the co-owner and Director of the Provisional Psychologist Hub.
- Working with Children
- Working with schools
- Working with Adults
- Separated families
- Survivors of DV
- Occupational Rehabilitation
- Work with Board Approved Supervisors
- Psychometric Assessment
- NPE Preparation
- Ethical, professional and Legal Matters
- Practice Management
Nicola Mitchell
Board Approved Supervisor, Clinical Psychologist
Nicola has 17 years experience as a Psychologist and over 10 years as a Board Approved Supervisor. She holds a Bachelor of Behavioural Science, Honours in Psychology and Master of Clinical Psychology. Nicola has worked in a variety of settings including private practice, hospital settings including inpatient mental health, occupational health and rehabilitation, disability including NDIS, clinical governance, employment services, and corrections.
- Case Report Reviewing
- NPE Preparation
- Ethical, Professional and Legal Matters
- Supervising Decisions Relating to Mandatory Reporting
- Intervention with Trauma
- Diagnosis and Using Psychometric Assessments for Diagnosis
- Risk Assessment
- Occupational Rehabilitation
- Correctional Facilities
- Perinatal Mental Health, Conception and Pregnancy
- Working with Adolescence (12 - 18 yo) and Late Adolescence (18 - 25 yo)
- Working with Adult and Late Adulthood
- Eating Disorders
- Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation
- Working with Survivors of child Sexual Assault
- Working with Survivors of Domestic Violence
- Working with AOD
- Acute Adult Mental Health Disorder
Tanya Nasr
Board Approved Supervisor, Psychologist
Tanya has eight years experience with physically and psychologically injured workers and five years working with school aged children and adolescents (school counselling and NDIS). Tanya’s work includes one-on-one interventions, behavioural management support and group- counselling.
- Case Report Reviewing
- NPE Preparation
- Ethical, Professional and Legal Matters
- Supervising Decisions Relating to Mandatory Reporting
- Intervention and Treatment Planning
- Working with/in Schools
- Intervention with Trauma
- Working with Neurodiverse Clients
- Working with Separated Families
- Risk Assessment
- Occupational Rehabilitation
- Correctional Facilities
- Experience with Positive Behaviour Support
- Working with Disability
- Perinatal Mental Health, Conception and Pregnancy
- Working with Children (5 - 12 yo), Adolescence (12 - 18 yo) and Late Adolescence (18 - 25 yo)
- Working with Adult and Late Adulthood
- Working with Gender Diverse Populations
- Working with Survivors of Child Sexual Assault
- Working with Survivors of Domestic Violence
- Working with Couples
- Working with AOD
Graeme Senior
Board Approved Supervisor, Psychologist
Graeme is a US-trained clinician, supervisor, researcher, and academic who has over 30 years experience in neuropsychological, forensic, and clinical assessment. He was an Associate Professor at the University of Southern Queensland and Director of the Centre for Psychological Assessment, a training facility providing free referral-based assessments for school-aged children, adolescents, and adults. His private practice, Assessment Services in Psychology, provided medicolegal assessments of personal injury claimants in Brisbane, Queensland for 20 years.
- Case Report Reviewing
- Psychometric Assessment (WAIS-IV, WISC-V, PAI, PAI-A, NEO-PI-R, NEO-PI-3, WIAT-III, ABAS-3, ASEBA (CBCL, TRF), CBRS, WMS-IV, WRAML2, WRAML3, WHODAS2.0, WHOQOL, MMPI-2, MMPI-A, MMPI-2-RF, MMPI-2-RF-A, MMPI-3)
- NPE Preparation
- Ethical Professional and Legal Matters
- Supervising those with Conditions Placed on their Registrations
- Diagnosis and Using Psychometric Assessments for Diagnosis
- Working with Children (5 - 12 yo), Adolescence (12 - 18 yo) and Late Adolescence (18 - 25 yo)
- Working with Adults and Late Adulthood
Dr Lynette O'Grady
Board Approved Supervisor, Community Psychologist
Dr. Lyn O'Grady is a Community Psychologist with extensive experience working in community, education, and health settings in various roles over the past three decades. Her work has included supporting parents in the community, serving as a school psychologist, and working as a manager at the Australian Psychological Society (APS) on the KidsMatter project, a national mental health initiative focused on children's wellbeing.
- 05 to 12 Children
- 12 to 18 Adolescence
- CBT (Cognitive Behaviour Therapy)
- Depression
- Ethical, Professional and Legal Matters
- Internship Logbook and Ratio Challenges
- Internship Requirements
- National Psychology Exam Preparation
- Private Practice (working in)
- PsyBA Case Reports
- Risk Assessment (self-harm and suicidal behaviour)
- Working in Schools
- Working with Separated Families
Melissa Cheras
Board Approved Supervisor, Psychologist
Melissa has 15 years of experience supporting children, adolescents, adults and families across diverse settings: corrections, community-based not-for-profit services (childhood sexual assault; youth mental health; eating disorder support), private practice and hospitals. Working from a trauma-informed approach, Melissa has experience in counselling and group therapy, workshop facilitation, program development, and senior leadership roles. Melissa also worked in a suicide prevention commissioning role, providing strategic leadership for the co-design and implementation of services.
Melissa values that people are the experts in their own lives, and her framework is person-centered and relational, with a strong social justice perspective. Evidence based approaches include Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy, Compassion Focused Therapy, Mindfulness and Cognitive Behaviour Therapy.
In addition to providing supervision for provisional psychologists, registered psychologists and Board Approved Supervisors, Melissa currently works in the eating disorder field facilitating hospital based group therapy. Melissa also provides suicide prevention specific supervision; and co-facilitates ‘STARS-p’ professional training for responding to suicidality (AISRAP, Griffith University).
- Works across the lifespan
- ACT, CBT and DBT
- Eating disorders
- Ethical, Professional and Legal Matters
- Worked in or alongside Hospitals/ Health Settings
- Internship Requirements
- Private Practice (working in)
- PsyBA Case Reports
- Risk Assessment (self-harm and suicidal behaviour)
Meaghan Poulton
Board Approved Supervisor, Psychologist
Meaghan is a proud "4 +2", psychologist with general registration, who has had great supervision experiences and wants this for all supervisees. She is highly experienced in supervision and is focussed on a solid supervisory relationship to support your program achievement.
She has extensive experience in Private Practice, working with adults with mental health concerns, chronic disease, carer stress, loss and adjustment. Psychology Counselling for Employee Assistance Programs and staff support for hospital workers, including emergency response and incident support. Hospital services for patients, eg. Oncology OPD, Emergency Dept, adult inpatient, Geriatric Evaluation & Management, General Medicine.
- Working with Adults and late adulthood
- ACT, CBT and DBT
- Acute Adult Mental Health Disorders
- Aging and Dementia
- Anxiety Disorders & Depression
- Career Coaching
- Case Formulation
- Challenging Behaviours
- Ethical, Professional and Legal Matters
- Worked in or alongside Hospitals/ Health Settings
- Internship Requirements & Lgobooks
- Neurodiverse Adults & Children
- Neurodiverse Affirming Practice
- National Psychology Exam Preparation
- Occupational Rehabilitation
- Organisational Psychology Experience
- Palliative/ End of Life/ Terminal
- Personality Disorders
- Practitioner Stress/ Burnout/ Compassion Fatigue/ Vicarious Trauma
- Private Practice (working in)
Courtney Wilton
Board Approved Supervisor, Psychologist
Courtney Wilton is a psychologist with 15 years’ experience across high school settings and private practice, offering warm, supportive, and collaborative supervision focused on reflection, professional growth, and developing confidence as a clinician. She values supervisees taking an active role in their learning while tailoring support to their individual goals and needs. Courtney also works clinically with teenagers and women in the perinatal period, particularly around parenthood adjustment, infertility, body image, disordered eating, anxiety, depression, identity, and mood concerns, using CBT and ACT within a client-led, collaborative approach.
- Working with Children
- Anxiety Disorders
- Eating Disorders
- Educational and Developmental Experience
- Perinatal Mental Health
- Risk Assessment (self harm and suicidal behaviour)
- Working in Schools
Christine (Chris) Barallon
Board Approved Supervisor, Psychologist
Chris is a psychologist with over 20 years’ experience, registered since 2001 and trained as a Board Approved Supervisor for over 15 years, with a Master of Psychology (Educational and Developmental) completed in 2000. She has worked across early intervention and child and youth mental health settings in Melbourne, Canberra, and Brisbane, including school refusal programs, outreach services, educator training, and animal-assisted therapy, and now works in private practice in North Brisbane with children and families. Chris uses CBT, Play Therapy, Solution Focused Therapy, ACT, and Compassion Focused Therapy, with interests in autism, anxiety, parenting, and developmental disabilities, and is passionate about supporting provisional psychologists to build confidence and develop their skills.
- Working with Children
- Anxiety Disorders
- CBT (Cognitive Behaviour Therapy)
- Diagnosis and Using Psychometric Assessments
- Disability
- Neurodiverse Children
Jacqueline Sander
Board Approved Supervisor, Clinical Psychologist
Jacqueline is a psychologist who trained in Germany in 2005 and became registered in Australia with AHPRA in 2009, and is a member of the Australian Association of Psychologists Inc (AAPI). She is the principal psychologist and practice owner at Present Mind Psychology in Perth, WA, with 10 years of clinical experience, and provides therapy in English, German, and Dutch. Jacqueline works with children, adolescents, and families across concerns including anxiety, depression, ADHD, autism, trauma, grief, family transitions, and identity, with a special interest in trauma recovery using somatic, cognitive, and emotion-focused approaches. She works from a compassion- and mindfulness-based framework, is a certified mindfulness trainer, and offers group supervision in self-compassion and mindfulness for provisional psychologists.
- Working with Children
- Working with Adolescence
- Anxiety & Depression
- Case Formulation, Intervention and Treatment Planning
- CBT (Cognitive Behaviour Therapy)
- Trauma
Monika Gulabovska
Board Approved Supervisor, Psychologist
Monika is a Board Approved Supervisor providing supervision to provisional psychologists on the 4+2 and 5+1 pathways, offering tailored mentoring to help build confidence, develop clinical skills, and strengthen professional identity. She provides a reflective, collaborative space to support clinical decision-making, core competency development, and self-care. She has experience across private practice, schools, and tertiary settings, working with children, adolescents, adults, and couples, and delivering training for education staff and provisional psychologists. Her practice is informed by ACT, Schema Therapy, EFT, CBT, and Motivational Interviewing, and her supervision style balances skill development and registration requirements with flexibility and exploration in a supportive, collaborative approach.
- Anxiety & Depression
- Case Formulation, Intervention and Treatment Planning
- Educational and Developmental Experience
- Working in Private Practice
- Psychometric Assessments
- Schema Therapy
- Trauma
- Working in Schools
Vanessa Allen
Board Approved Supervisor, Psychologist
Vanessa Allen is a psychologist and STAP-trained supervisor with experience in clinical supervision and psychological practice, supporting provisional psychologists through structured programs using the Reflective Practice Model toward general registration. She has worked across private practice, EAP, work rehabilitation, and community and healthcare settings, managing diverse caseloads involving children, adults, couples, and families. Her clinical work includes support for anxiety, depression, trauma, substance use, cancer care, self-esteem, adjustment difficulties, and parenting and family challenges, as well as experience with veterans, long-term unemployed individuals, and people with disabilities. She draws on CBT, ACT, Schema Therapy, SFT, and DBT, with a strong focus on evidence-based, tailored interventions and professional development.
- Working with Children
- Working with Adolescence and Adults
- Working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Clients
- ACT (Acceptable and Commitment Therapy)
- Aging and Dementia
- Anxiety and Depression
- AOD (Alcohol and Other Drugs)
- Case Formulation, Intervention and Treatment Planning
- CBT (Cognitive Behaviour Therapy)
- Child Protection Concerns
- Couples Counselling
- Disability
- Gender Diversity
- Neurodiverse Adults
- Occupational Rehabilitation
- Perinatal Mental Health
- Personality Disorders
- Working in Private Practice
- Regional and Remote Communities
- Risk Assessment (self harm and suicidal behaviour)
- Supervising Psychologists with Conditions
- Survivors of Domestic and Family Violence
- Trauma