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Practitioner Qualifications
There are several terms for practitioners which refer to different training & qualifications.
1
Child Protection Consultant
A child protection consultant is a practitioner with specialist training and experience regarding the child protection system, including trauma-informed care and assessment, child protection legislation and family interview skills. Professional backgrounds for consultants include psychologists, social workers and case workers.
2
Psychologist
A psychologist is a qualified mental health professional who provide therapy and assessment. They have full registration from the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA), accredited post-graduate qualifications and complete ongoing development to ensure high standards of care.
3
Forensic Psychologist
Forensic psychologists are specially trained to support people who've had contact with the legal system including victims of crime, child protection and those who've been charged or convicted for crimes. They have additional accredited education and 3000 hours of supervised practice enabling specialist assessments of risk and mental health.
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Clinical Psychologist
Clinical psychologists are specially trained for complex mental health conditions. They complete additional accredited education and 3000 hours of supervised practice. They have experience working in various settings which enable them to provide specialist assessments for complex mental health, cognitive and academic testing.
Our Team
Below is a list of our current team with availabilities for therapy, and legal or assessment report services.
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