PREP articles

Five Years to Registration, Seven to Endorsement? What the Proposed Changes Could Mean for Future Psychologists

The Psychology Board of Australia has now released its report following consultation on proposed changes to the way psychologists are educated and trained in Australia. There is still a lot to be worked through. The proposed model requires government consideration and many of the details around implementation, supervision and transition have not yet been determined. However, we now have a much clearer picture of what the future pathway could look like. For anyone planning to become a Clinical, Educational and Developmental, or other endorsed psychologist, there are some important changes to understand.

Braiding the Threads of Healing: What Western Psychology can Relearn from Indigenous Wisdom

The Impending Recency of Practice Overhaul & The role of Supervisors

How to Know if You’re Developing Well as an Early Career Psychologist

The Therapists Most at Risk of Burnout Are Often the Most Conscientious

Are supervisees colleagues or clients?

What Actually Happens in Psychology Supervision?

New APS Practice Guidelines (2025): What Psychologists Actually Need to Know

The New APS Supervision Guidelines (2025): A Deep Dive into Professional Oversight

What actually counts as Active CPD?

Consent Is Not Static: Working With Children and Young People

All Parties Are Clients: The Ethical Weight of Simultaneous Services

Rural and Remote Practice: When Access and Boundaries Collide

Employer and Supervisor: the pros and cons of “in-house” Supervision

Do I Need Client Consent Before Every Supervision Session? The New Code Explained

One Supervisor or More? What Works Best During Your Registrar Program

Choosing the right supervisor is one of the most important decisions you’ll make as a registrar. A good supervision relationship helps you grow your skills, reflect on your work, and develop confidence as an emerging psychologist. But one question often comes up: should you work with just one supervisor, or is there value in having more than one?

Navigating the New PsyBA 2025 Code of Conduct as a Registrar: Setting Yourself Up for Success

So you have finished your masters, doctorate or PhD training and you are standing at the precipice of investing in registrar training in order to achieve your endorsed area of practice. How do you know if the training is going to be any good, and not simply be an expensive hoop jumping exercise?

Notes from supervision: Redact with a sharpie

Notes from Supervision By Dr Aaron Frost Read below for a special article from Dr Aaron Frost on ‘Responding to client risk: Pragmatic tips for the psychologist in private practice’

How to meet the registrar program competencies

Have you written a learning plan that ensures you will meet your competencies? Learn how to do this and how PREP can help you by taking away the guesswork.

How to get the most out of your registrar training!

So you have finished your masters, doctorate or PhD training and you are standing at the precipice of investing in registrar training in order to achieve your endorsed area of practice. How do you know if the training is going to be any good, and not simply be an expensive hoop jumping exercise?