Clinical Psychologist, August 2020 to current• Psychological intervention and training as part of a chronic pain multidisciplinary team. • Supporting clients that experience psychosocial disabilities affecting functional capacity in activities of ordinary life. • Clinical psychology services for carers and families of physically and/or psychiatrically disabled people. • General clinical psychological services via Medicare MHCP referral.

Psychologist, Acute Medical and Surgical Psychology Services, February 2018 to August 2019 (0.5 FTE) and again October 2020 to August 2021 (0.3FTE)• Provide health psychology services to medical and rehabilitation inpatients of the Gold Coast Hospital and Health Service, inclusive of assessment, diagnosis, and treatment on referral from medical and rehabilitation multidisciplinary teams.• Multidisciplinary teamwork involving reciprocal support, sharing of information and opinion, and contributing to diagnoses and treatment planning.• Provision of inpatient interventions, typically at bedside, inclusive of brief evidence-based therapies, psychoeducation, and skills teaching; plus, history taking, mental state and safety assessment; plus, assessment of need for further psychological support and advice around referral for same.

Psychologist, Cordyline Residential Recovery Service, November 2017 to August 2019 and again July 2020 to August 2021 (0.5 FTE)• Provision of psychological services within a multidisciplinary team to patients with a broad range of complex sub-acute mental health presentations, inclusive of psychometric assessment, diagnostic formulation and clarification, treatment interventions, and contribution in case reviews and family meetings.• Provision of evidence-based, rehabilitation-oriented psychological interventions, brief and longer term, in both individual and group format, drawing from CBT, ACT, and mindfulness-based therapies. The therapies are tailored to the individual where possible to promote, develop, and maintain confidence, and self-efficacy to function with increased autonomy in the community.• I currently facilitate cognitive remediation therapy, social cognitive interactive therapy, mindfulness, and hearing voices groups.

• Providing clinical psychological assessment, diagnosis, and short-term intervention for young adult psychiatric inpatients experiencing a broad range of presentations. • Provision of support to families with loved ones experiencing acute mental health difficulties.• Implementing evidence-based psychological interventions, drawing from a range of modalities (CBT, ACT, DBT, mindfulness, gestalt, and self-compassion), in groups and individually.• Multidisciplinary teamwork involving reciprocal support, sharing of information and opinion, and contributing to diagnoses and treatment planning.

Case Manager, Continuing Care Team, August 2019 to March 2020 (1 FTE)Mobile Intensive Rehabilitation Team, March 2020 to July 2020 (1 FTE)• Provision of case management and psychological services within a multidisciplinary team to patients with a broad range of complex mental health and social needs.• Provision of evidence-based, recovery-oriented, strengths based, and client centred psychological,psychosocial, and practical interventions aimed to strengthen autonomy in community dwelling and enhance social inclusion. • Provision of 1:1 psychotherapy for clients with complex mental health presentations drawing from• CBT, ACT, and mindfulness-based therapies to promote, develop, and maintain confidence, and self-efficacy to function with increased autonomy in the community.

Clinical Psychologist Intern, Adult Acute Psychiatric Unit, February- July 2017 • Providing clinical psychological assessment, diagnosis, and short-term intervention for adult psychiatric inpatients experiencing a broad range of presentations.• Provision of psychoeducation and support for families, loved ones, and carers of inpatients.• Provision of evidence-based brief psychological interventions, in both individual and group format, drawing from CBT, ACT, mindfulness, DBT, self-compassion, and IPT.• Multidisciplinary teamwork involving reciprocal support, sharing of information and opinion, and contributing to diagnoses and treatment planning.Created a mindfulness group protocol for use within an adult psychiatric unit, conducted weekly groups, and provided protocols, training, and co-facilitation for staff and student learning.

Lifeline Gold Coast Crisis and general counselling (face to face) • Client issues: suicidality, Police referred victims of crime, bereavement, anger management, relationship breakdowns.Volunteer supervisor• Supervision of telephone counsellors, on call, off site (7 days per month approximately).After hours support, advice, debriefing, and facilitation of emergency interventions. In Shift Supervisor• Supervision of telephone counsellors, on site (weekend & casual 1.5 days per week approximately).To provide support, advice, debriefing, facilitation of emergency interventions, individual and group supervision, and skills assessment.Assistant trainer • My contribution was approximately 25% of the face to face training.• The Lifeline telephone counselling course consisted of:o The Lifeline crisis support model and basic counselling skills, policy & procedure, self-awareness, loss and grief, relationships, domestic violence, child protection, addiction, and mental health. Volunteer Telephone counsellor• (4 hours per fortnight approximately)• Crisis support using the Lifeline counselling model• Empathic, person-centred, strength-based practice