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They provide relief and backup to your principal and can provide diversity in your guidance, a key component to broadening your knowledge and perspective. Secondary supervision is often used to compliment the sessions you have with your principal supervisor, but you don't just have to have one of these.

4+2 Pathway: Supervision to become a General Psychologist People who have completed an approved 4 year tertiary course in psychology may become Registered Psychologists if they undertake 2 years of supervised practice with a board approved supervisor.

How do I add a secondary supervisor? You can add a secondary supervisor by submitting a formal letter to AHPRA via the document portal. The letter will need to outline the name and registration number of your new secondary supervisor and it must be signed by your principal supervisor.

The principal supervisor is the main supervisor who has overall responsibility for your internship program, including overseeing of secondary supervisors for the program. A Secondary supervisor means a psychologist who has been approved by the Board to supervise provisional psychologists.

AHPRA requires two supervisors, both a Principle and Co-Supervisor, to be nominated to ensure the appropriate level of supervision and support is provided to enable safe practice.

Yes, all our groups are run by Board-Approved Supervisors and have a maximum of five participants, so the hours can count as group supervision. You simply write a letter to AHPRA stating that you wish to add an additional secondary supervisor to your current supervised practice plan.