A Deep Dive into Job Search Strategies and Vacancies

With a record number of aspiring Provisional Psychologists seeking work, now is the perfect time to refine job search strategies and explore available roles in Sydney and its surrounds. In this blog, we will explore effective keyword search metho...

New Workshops
At Provisional Psychologist Hub, we are dedicated to empowering provisional psychologists with the knowledge and skills they need to excel in their practice. We are excited to announce our newly released on-demand professional development workshops, available for you to access anytime, ...

The Professional Core Competencies outline the essential knowledge, skills, and abilities that psychologists must demonstrate in order to achieve and maintain general registration. These competencies provide a clear framework for practice across various settings, ensuring that psychologists can deli...

As you may have seen, the Psychology Board of Australia recently issued an important reminder for all 4+2 Interns regarding the retirement of the 4+2 internship pathway. We want to ensure that all of our supervisees at Provisional Psychologist Hub are aware of these key updates, as well as the criti...

A Focus on Telehealth

In today’s digital world, maintaining high professional standards is essential for psychologists and supervisors, especially in the context of clinical sessions and supervision. At Provisional Psychologist Hub, our mission is to ensure that provisional psychologists receive a ...

As psychologists, ensuring we meet the continuing professional development (CPD) requirements set out by the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) is essential for maintaining our registration and delivering high-quality care. One area that often causes confusion is peer consultat...

As we reflect on Mental Health Week, we have listed some strategies Provisional Psychologists can use to support their clients mental health:

Active Listening: Take the time to listen attentively and empathetically to your clients. Make them feel heard and understood, which can help them open up...

As a provisional psychologist, your journey in the field of autism diagnosis is both exciting and challenging. Understanding the importance of a multidisciplinary approach and being aware of the resources available can greatly enhance your ability to contribute effectively to the diagnosis process. ...

We are excited to introduce our new Group Supervision Subscriptions, designed specifically for provisional psychologists like you who are embarking on their professional journey. With our new subscription model, you can now access 1 hour of group supervision per fortnight, creating a supportive comm...

Board Approved Supervisor Jodi Nilsson will be running two once off Group supervision sessions of the differential Diagnoses for Case Reports.

What is the focus of this group?
This group supervision is designed to help understand how to approach differential diagnosis, specifically thinking about th...

At Provisional Psychologist Hub we receive lots of requests for supervision for working with children, working with young children and working with neurodiverse populations in addition to the more recent request, neurodiverse affirming practice. 

We are delighted to share that we have lots of optio...

How to Log into AHPRA as a Provisional Psychologist and upload your forms and documents.

As a provisional psychologist in Australia, you'll need to register with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) to practice in your field. AHPRA is responsible for the registration and acc...

As a provisional psychologist, one of the most important things you need to do when you change your address or personal information is to update your information with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA). Failing to do so can have serious consequences, both for you and for th...