Clinical Supervision for Psychologists

Phoebe Beveridge, Registered Psychologist & AHPRA Board-Approved Supervisor

Relational, schema-informed supervision for psychologists working with complex clients

Supervision is where much of a clinician's development happens. It's a place to think carefully about your clients, build skills, and grow in confidence and competence over time.

I offer individual supervision to provisional psychologists, early career psychologists, and more experienced clinicians who want to deepen their relational work. Supervision with me is structured around your learning goals, with a strong focus on understanding the therapeutic relationship and how to use it.

Areas of supervision

  • Relational and attachment-informed work, including working with ruptures, strong emotions, and therapy that feels stuck

  • Complex trauma and long-standing relational difficulties

  • Schema Therapy, including formulation and bringing schema concepts into your work

  • Eating disorders, including CBT-E and schema-informed approaches, risk, and working alongside GPs and treating teams

  • CBT and ACT, with a relational lens

  • Core competencies for provisional psychologists, including assessment, ethics, and professional practice

What clinicians are often seeking in supervision

  • Working with clients whose difficulties go deeper than the presenting problem

  • Noticing strong reactions to particular clients and wanting to understand them

  • Wanting to build confidence with eating disorders

  • Wanting to develop formulation skills using a schema and attachment lens

  • Developing confidence navigating ruptures and repairs

  • Knowing when to hold structure and when to follow the relationship

  • Wanting supervision that builds skills, rather than focusing only on case review and compliance

  • Developing their own therapeutic style

  • Feeling able to keep doing this work in a way that's sustainable

About Phoebe

Registered Psychologist | Board-Approved Supervisor

I'm a relational therapist, and I've built my clinical work around clients whose difficulties are rooted in early relationships. This includes complex trauma, relational patterns, and eating disorders. My primary approach is Schema Therapy, which I use with individual clients and in eating disorder treatment.

Across community services, specialist eating disorder settings, and private practice, I've learned that therapeutic progress often depends on understanding the relationship between therapist and client as well as delivering an appropriate intervention.

In supervision, I'll help you formulate your clients clearly, understand how their patterns show up in the room, and think through what to do next. I'll share frameworks, tools, and reading I use in my own work, and give you direct, honest feedback. I also pay attention to how the work is affecting you, as your reactions to clients are often important clinical information.

I see clients in private practice every week, so supervision is grounded in current clinical work within the same systems you're working in.

Qualifications & Experience

BPsych (Hons) | MProfPsych | AHPRA registered | Board-Approved Supervisor | ANZAED Credentialed Eating Disorder Clinician

Phoebe is a Registered Psychologist and Board-Approved Supervisor with the Psychology Board of Australia, a credentialed eating disorder clinician with ANZAED, and a member of the Australian Association of Psychologists Inc (AAPi).

Her primary clinical modality is Schema Therapy, with advanced training in its application for eating disorders. She is also trained in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Eating Disorders (CBT-E), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT).

Her experience spans community settings, specialist eating disorder services, private practice, and several years in the UK privately and in the NHS.

Book a supervision session

Generally registered psychologists can book an ad hoc or ongoing supervision session directly.

Provisional psychologists please request a free 15-minute call before booking, so we can discuss your requirements and supervision plan.

Payment of $275 ($250 + GST) is taken at the time of booking, and a tax invoice will be emailed to you.

Before your session

After booking, you'll receive a confirmation email with a short intake form. Please complete this before your session, so I can make the most of our time together. For online sessions, a secure video link will be included in your reminder email.

Cancellations

Sessions can be rescheduled or cancelled with at least 2 business days' notice for a full refund. Sessions cancelled with less than 48 hours' notice are non-refundable. Genuine emergencies are handled with understanding.

If I need to cancel a session, you'll receive a full refund or the option to reschedule.

If you have any questions before booking, please reach out to contact@waxflowerpsychology.com.au.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Yes. I'm approved by the Psychology Board of Australia to supervise provisional psychologists on the 5+1 program as well as generally registered psychologists.

    I’m not able to provide supervision for any endorsement programs.

  • No. We can use schema and attachment ideas to better understand your clients, alongside the approach you already use.

  • Yes. Supervision isn't about changing your model. It's about bringing a relational understanding to the work you're already doing.

  • Yes. If you're a generally registered psychologist, you're welcome to book an ad hoc session for support with a specific client or situation.

    Ongoing supervision is recommended if you'd like to work on broader learning goals.

  • For generally registered psychologists, supervision can count towards peer consultation hours for the Psychology Board's annual CPD requirements. Please check the current Board guidelines for how this applies to you.

  • No. This is general clinical supervision with a relational and schema-informed focus. Supervision for ISST certification needs to be provided by an ISST-accredited supervisor.

  • Supervision may be tax deductible as a work-related expense. Please check with your accountant.