Training, Professional Supervision and EAP Services

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Our experienced staff also deliver high quality training, professional supervision and EAP services to agencies.

As well as their work as therapists and psychologists, several of our staff work as university lecturers, trainers and conference presenters.

We are able to offer high quality training in your agency's area of expertise. We ensure training is engaging, with a mixture of theoretical and practical components that includes up to date best practice methods.

EAP service contracts are available and can be tailored to meet your agency's needs.

Professional supervision can be offered 1:1 or in small groups for counselling or clinical psychologists; social workers & family therapists.

Training

Professional training should be focus on upskilling staff. We can tailor training to your agency's needs in the following areas:
  • Family separation and the best interest of the children
  • Training for professionals wanting to engage in Family Court related work (small groups possible)
  • Helping professionals/agencies navigate the Family Court system
  • LGBTQI competency training
  • Trauma and child/adolescent mental health
  • Suicide prevention
  • Vicarious traumatisation and staff self-care ​

EAP services

We understand that it is important for workplaces to care holistically for their staff. Our EAP service provides counselling that seeks to support your staff and/or their families through difficult times.

Common reasons for clients to attend EAP counselling include: 
  • Grief and loss
  • Anxiety and Depression
  • Family disharmony/marital issues
  • Family separation
  • Work performance anxieties or concerns
  • Workplace conflict
  • Parenting concerns 

Professional Supervision

Professional supervision is key for psychologists, social workers and counsellors to be operating competently within their professional domains.

Family therapy is a complex area of work requiring regular supervision. Individual supervision is recommended.

Individual supervision is also useful for discussing cases that involve risk related to mental health, FDV, child protection and Family Court involvement. Small group supervision is possible for these issues.

Professional supervision is also available for clinical teams.