Never practise alone.
The clinicians who keep growing are the ones who keep showing up to a group. Bring a case every fortnight, stay sharp, build a community and steadily clock the peer-consultation hours the Board already expects of you.
Growth happens in the months after the training.
A standing fortnightly group keeps the framework alive in your practice and means you’re never stuck with a hard case on your own.
Ongoing Supervision Group
A fortnightly small-group membership, billed quarterly - cancel any time.
Ongoing Peer-Consultation Group
Standing small-group case consultation and supervision with a board-approved supervisor - structured so your own cases count toward the Board's mandatory peer-consultation hours.
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6 × 90-minute sessions per quarterFortnightly, small group capped at 15 participants, supervisor-led - bring your real, de-identified cases.~36 hrs/yr
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Counts toward your peer-consultation hoursWhen you bring your own case, the reflective focus on your practice falls within the Board's definition of peer consultation - the requirement most clinicians scramble for at renewal.incl.
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A written record for your CPD portfolioAn attendance and activity log you can file as evidence - exactly what an audit looks for.incl.
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Member community & resourcesA peer group of child clinicians, plus ongoing resources between sessions.incl.
Lock in the one CPD requirement that's hardest to fix at the last minute.
Yes - secure my place & start my peer-consultation hours🔒 Joining now locks in your place and today's rate. Billed quarterly - pause or cancel before any future quarter.
The hours the Board already expects - handled, fortnightly.
Every year of general registration, the Psychology Board of Australia asks for 30 hours of CPD, a learning plan based on self-assessment, and a portfolio with written reflection. Of those 30 hours, at least 10 must be peer consultation and that's the part most clinicians leave to chance.
The Board defines peer consultation as supervision or consultation - individual or group - with a critically reflective focus on your own practice. A standing fortnightly group is built to do exactly that.
Each session, you bring a de-identified case. The time focused on your own practice counts toward your peer-consultation hours; time spent on colleagues' cases can count as general CPD. Either way, you leave with a record for your portfolio and you stop scrambling for these hours at renewal.
CPD here counts toward your CPD and peer-consultation hours - always confirm against your own learning plan and registration requirements. The Board's CPD and recency standards are under review, with public consultation open until 17 July 2026, so requirements may change. We're board-approved supervisors, not your registration body; final responsibility for what you log rests with you.
Led by Dr Anna Cohen and Isabel Fraser - board-approved clinical supervisors and founders of the Clinical Psychology Resource Centre, who have supervised clinical practice for many years.
Before you decide
Does this count toward my peer-consultation hours?
How many hours will I actually get?
Does this replace my formal supervision?
Can I cancel?
Keep growing and keep your hours covered.
A standing fortnightly group so you're never doing this work alone, and the Board's peer-consultation hours stop being a renewal-week problem. $1195/quarter (or $995 when purchased with an on-demand webinar from the library), cancel anytime.
