Small Group Supervision: Ethical dilemmas and case-based problem solving (Oct 19, 2026)

• Our Small Group Supervision are for provisional psychologists on 5+1 pathways, registrars and early career psychologists.
• Sessions will ensure you feel confident in meeting your practice competencies for registration, and cover complex topics related to practice.

Description

Every psychologist encounters ethical grey areas where theory and real-world practice intersect. This reflective small group supervision session provides an opportunity to explore ethical dilemmas through real case examples, strengthen ethical decision-making, and apply professional frameworks to navigate complex clinical situations with confidence and care.

Through guided discussion and peer learning, participants will enhance their ability to apply the APS Code of Ethics, ethical decision-making models, and reflective practice to support safe, effective, and accountable psychological care.

This session addresses APS competencies relevant to clinical practice:

• Ethical, Legal, and Professional Matters
• Communication and Interpersonal Relationships
• Reflective Practice and Professional Supervision
• Intervention Strategies and Decision-Making
• Professional and Ethical Problem-Solving Skills

Outcome

Participants will:

• Strengthen confidence in identifying and analysing ethical issues
• Apply ethical frameworks to guide professional decision-making
• Reflect on personal values and clinical boundaries in complex cases

Your Supervisor: Twinkle Garg

Twinkle is an experienced Registered Psychologist and Board Approved Supervisor. She is passionate about working with children, adolescents, adults, families and parents. Twinkle also has a special interest in the area of neurodiversity.

Delivery

This session will be delivered via a Zoom platform. You will receive an email including the zoom link on the day of the session.

For further information about our services and other supports please head to www.spencerhealth.com.au