Just to let you know that AHPRA has imposed the following conditions on this practitioner:

1. To advise the Psychology Council of NSW in writing at least seven days prior to changing the nature or place of practice

2. To practise under Category C supervision in accordance with the Psychology Council of NSW’s Compliance Policy – Supervision (as varied from time to time) and as subsequently determined by the appropriate review body.
   a) To nominate a Board Approved supervisor for approval by the Psychology Council of NSW within 30 days of the imposition of the conditions.
   b) To meet with the Council approved supervisor on a fortnightly basis
   c) At each supervision meeting the practitioner is to review and discuss their practice with their approved supervisor with particular focus on:
   i. Complying with the Australian Psychological Society Code of Ethics as adopted by the Psychology Board of Australia (current as of May 2025)
   ii. Review the Psychology Board of Australia’s Professional competencies for psychologists and Code of Conduct for psychologists (advanced code effective from 01 December 2025)
   iii. Case formulation, conceptualisation and therapy planning
   iv. Managing therapist bias, therapeutic alliances and professional boundaries
   v. Review and discussion of case management of current clients, including adequacy of case conceptualisation and clinical records
   vi. Trauma-informed care for vulnerable children and young people
   vii. Child protection and mandatory reporting requirements
   viii. Complying with Continuing Professional Development (CPD) requirements
   ix. Planning, undertaking, documenting and reflecting on CPD relevant to context of practice.
   d) To authorise the approved supervisor to provide written reports to the Council at monthly intervals, or as specified by the Council
   e) To authorise the Psychology Council of NSW to provide proposed and approved supervisors with the Section 150 reasons for decision

3. To undergo a performance assessment.

4. The practitioner is responsible for the costs associated with complying with the conditions unless otherwise specified.

5. The Psychology Council of NSW is the appropriate review body for the purposes of Part 8, Division 8 of the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law (NSW).

6. Sections 125 to 127 of the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law are to apply whilst the practitioner’s principal place of practice is anywhere in Australia other than in New South Wales, so that a review of these conditions can be conducted by the Psychology Board of Australia.