NOT YOUR AVERAGE SCHEMA THERAPY SUPERVISION. . .
Are you a busy therapist who wants to strengthen your schema therapy skills—but find traditional group supervision slow or frustrating?
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Tired of dull case presentations and waiting for your turn to speak? Wish you could actually see experiential techniques in action and get expert guidance for tricky clinical moments?
Join my Schema Skills Supervision Group—a fresh, focused approach to group supervision. Where we discuss cases in the context of skills instead of take turns presenting one case. This makes the group far more interactive and interesting.
​​Why you'll love these sessions
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I show you rather than just tell you—experience schema techniques through my live demonstrations, and learn exactly how to handle common setbacks.
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Tailored learning: your questions- and your peers’- shape the curriculum.
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Practical support for your tough cases, with real-time feedback and group insight.
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A collaborative, energising space to learn from me and draw on the collective wisdom of the group.
​What's included
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4 live 90 minute, interactive Zoom sessions
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6 hours of active CPD
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Claim peer consultation hours when focussed on your practice
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Access to my exclusive online member forum with access to resources & an opportunity to connect with other group members between sessions
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Small group - 9 participants max
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AI summaries provided to assist with CPD logging. Sessions are not recorded to protect client confidentiality
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If you can’t attend a scheduled session, a make-up class is available so you don’t miss out
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HOW IT WORKS
In this group, your most pressing pain points shape the journey, ensuring every session addresses the challenges that matter most to you.
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Before the Group: Shape the Focus
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Through a short pre-group questionnaire, I identify common themes and tailor the curriculum for the collective—so every session speaks directly to the challenges you face in your practice.
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During the Group - Expert Insights, Demos + Q & A
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Build confidence as I model experiential techniques step-by-step, showing you exactly what to do and how to handle common setbacks.
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Access expert support for your own cases, with practical strategies you can implement immediately.
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Deepen your skills by observing, practicing, and learning from the group’s shared experiences.
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Sharpen your clinical thinking with case deep dives that clarify formulation, treatment planning, and troubleshooting.
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Between Sessions - Learn and Connect​​
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Participate in the Schema Skills Facebook group, exclusively for members (optional)- access resources and connect with like peers​.
After the Group: Resources + Priority Access to the Next Group
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Take away resources that support you beyond the sessions.
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Enjoy priority access to future groups so you don’t miss out (they've sold out every time thus far!).
DATES & DETAILS | TERMS 1 & 2 2026
Thursday Group
Term 1: 1.30pm-3pm (AEDT), 19 February, 5 March, 19 March & 2 April, via zoom
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Term 2: 1.30pm-3pm (AEST), 30 April, 14 May, 28 May, 11 June via zoom
​Friday Group
Term 1: 1.30pm-3pm (AEDT) 20 February, 6 March, 20 March , 27 March via zoom
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Term 2: 1.30pm-3pm (AEST), 1 May, 15 May, 29 May, 12 June via zoom
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Key Details
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$320, term 1 pass (4 sessions) or $599 Semester pass (term 1 & 2), (Save $41, 8 sessions)
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All sessions occur during Sydney/Melbourne time
Suitability
This group suits therapists who’ve completed at least one Schema Therapy training and want to deepen their skills in a supportive, collaborative environment. ​
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Term vs Semester Pass
The term pass gives you access to all group supervision sessions in term 1 (4 sessions). The semester pass provides you to access all sessions in terms 1 and 2 (8 sessions) at a cheaper price and in advance - before they book out.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What level of experience do I need to participate? Is everyone at the same level?
The group's structure, which includes case questions and live demonstrations caters well to all levels of experience provided the therapist has attended at least one schema therapy course in their career.
We have members who are feeling shy about experiential work, those who are early career but also many who have been delivering schema therapy for years and still others who are undertaking accreditation.
I missed out on a place this term, is there a waitlist for next term?
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There is indeed! Pop your details into this form and I'll advise you of the pre-sale. Once you are an enrolled group member you will have early access to join for the subsequent term, so you never miss out again.
Will sessions be recorded?
Sessions are not recorded so that group members can feel comfortable sharing case information. For ethical reasons, it is paramount that we protect the confidentiality of our clients, even when sharing cases in a de-identified manner.
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I offer a make up session for group members, which you are welcome to attend if you miss a session during the term.
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I offer AI summaries of sessions to assist with your CPD logging and send these out to the entire group. It means if you miss a session you can still learn from the detailed summary.
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Do I need to come prepared?
There's nothing you need to do to prepare. Just a willingness to learn about the topic we're focussing on, which you will vote for.
It's your choice whether you want to ask a general question (e.g. what's the difference between the angry child, and the bully attack mode) or ask a more specific case questions (how do I work with an angry protector/bully attack in the room?).
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You are also welcome to simply observe if that's what you.
I did the group last term, can I do it again?
Absolutely! One reason group places are so scarce is that many group members attend for multiple terms. Each group is different because it's tailored to the unique needs of the group that term.
MEET YOUR GUIDE
Advanced Certified Schema Therapist, Supervisor & Trainer
Clinical Psychologist | PsyBA Supervisor
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What I Do
I work in private practice with adults in Melbourne and love helping therapists feel more confident and skilled in using schema therapy. I simplify complex techniques, making them practical and workable in real clinical settings.
I offer individual supervision (for accreditation and non-accreditation), schema therapy group supervision, and training.
Why I Love Running Schema Therapy Supervision Groups
From the very first group I ran three years ago, I’ve loved seeing therapists gain clarity, confidence, and a felt sense of experiential techniques. I thrive on challenging questions and impromptu demonstrations—helping therapists learn by seeing, doing, and reflecting.
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My favourite part is providing a nurturing, supportive space where therapists can thrive, have those “aha!” moments, and enjoy the process. It’s practical, hands-on, and genuinely fun!