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CLINICAL SUPERVISION AT SELF REFLECTIONS
clinical supervision offers a space to reflect,
develop, and grow in your practice
Supervision at Self Reflections is grounded in thoughtful reflection, ethical practice,
and the development of confident clinical judgement.
Whether you are beginning your training or refining your work as a registered psychologist,
supervision provides a consistent space to explore your clinical thinking, deepen your skills,
and navigate complexity with support.
Supervision is both developmental and protective, supporting your growth
while ensuringsafe, ethical, and considered client care.
Including:
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Master of Professional Psychology (MPP) placement students
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Psychologists completing the 5+1 internship pathway
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Provisional psychologists undertaking supervised practice
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Registered psychologists seeking ongoing reflective supervision
Each stage of training is supported with structure, guidance, and flexibility appropriate to your level of experience, scope of practice, and clinical complexity.
Supervision is available for psychologists across different stages of practice.
WHO SUPERVISION IS FOR
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we do not learn from experience,
we learn from reflecting on experience
~ DONALD SCHON ~
how it
works
Supervision is tailored to your stage of development and clinical work, while remaining aligned with AHPRA and Psychology Board of Australia requirements.
Sessions provide space to:
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discuss clinical presentations and case formulation
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explore intervention planning and therapeutic approach
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reflect on ethical, professional, and boundary considerations
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develop confidence in clinical decision-making
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strengthen documentation, assessment, and reporting skills
approach to
supervision
Supervision at Self Reflections is structured, warm, and reflective. It is a space where you are supported to think deeply about your work, rather than simply being given answers. You are encouraged to bring uncertainty, explore your clinical reasoning, and develop your own voice as a psychologist.
Supervision is not a performance review, it is a collaborative, developmental relationship where learning occurs through reflection, discussion, feedback, and experience.
Across all stages of practice, the focus remains on:
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developing ethical and confident clinicians
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strengthening therapeutic relationships
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building sustainable and reflective practice
investment and
information
Individual supervision is offered at $120–$220 per session, depending on your pathway and stage of practice.
Supervision is tailored to your training requirements (MPP, 5+1, provisional or registered pathways), while also allowing space for reflective, individualised learning.
Where helpful, additional support such as report review or video feedback can be incorporated to deepen your clinical thinking and development.
All supervision is aligned with AHPRA and Psychology Board of Australia requirements, with documentation completed as part of the process.
meet klaudia
Supervision is provided by Klaudia Gebert, Board-Approved Supervisor, Senior Psychologist and Founding Director of Self Reflections.
Klaudia offers supervision that is reflective, direct, and grounded in clinical integrity. Her approach supports psychologists to deepen their clinical thinking, strengthen therapeutic relationships, and develop confidence in their practice.
Drawing on experience across private practice and complex presentations, Klaudia supports supervisees in navigating both the technical and relational aspects of clinical work.
Supervision is tailored to your stage of development, whether you are building foundational skills or refining advanced clinical practice.
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