Early Career & Provisionals
This category is dedicated to early career and provisional psychologists navigating the transition from training to practice. Articles focus on supervision, confidence-building, skill development, and the emotional and practical challenges of the early career years.
You’ll also find guidance on internships, professional identity, and preparing for milestones such as the National Psychology Exam.
What the New Psychology Code of Ethics Means for Documentation and Consent
Over the past few weeks, I have been watching the reaction to the updated Psychology...
Updated Guidelines for the 5+1 Internship Program: What Psychologists Need to Know
On 8 September 2025, the Psychology Board of Australia announced updated guidelines for the 5+1...
5 Case Formulation Mistakes: How Psychologists Can Fix Them
Case formulation is one of the most powerful tools we have as psychologists. A strong...
Top Tips for Writing Case Reports for Provisional Psychologists
If you are a provisional psychologist or a clinical psychology masters student, here is my...
Financial Survival Guide for Provisional Psychologists in Australia
As a provisional psychologist in Australia, one of the hurdles you might be facing is...
How to Become a Psychologist in Australia: Navigating the Pathways
Embarking on a career in psychology in Australia is a journey that requires dedication, academic...
Managing Anxiety as a Provisional Psychologist
While you’re training to help others navigate their mental health struggles, how do you manage...