EILEEN SEAH
PSYCHOLOGY

Eileen is a Psychology Board of Australia approved supervisor who provides supervision to registered psychologists, clinical psychologists, and clinical psychology registrars, as well as, provisional psychologists under the higher degree program.​ She is affable and engaging, and not averse to using humour, when she guides supervisees in self-reflective practice while providing them with professional skills and knowledge in adult therapy.

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Eileen provides individual and group clinical supervision, by drawing on her wealth of knowledge and experience in evidence-based psychological practice including cognitive behaviour therapy, schema therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, compassion focused therapy, interpersonal psychotherapy, and emotion focused therapy. She currently provides supervision to individuals who work with adult clients in diverse mental health settings, with particular clinical interest in the areas of anxiety, perfectionism, cross-cultural issues, and integrating techniques from evidence-based modalities to enhance treatment effectiveness. For more information about her, please go to the About Eileen section of her website.

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Her emphasis is two-fold, in that she focuses on skill/knowledge development and self-reflective practice in the supervisory process; working with you to set personal goals for your professional development. Her supervision style is one that is engaging, supervisee-directed, and focused on self-awareness, as well as, the development of skills and knowledge.  Eileen tailors her supervision to meet your specific needs. Supervision is offered individually or in groups (if there are enough supervisees interested to form a group), in-person or via online platforms such as Zoom. Please enquire about fees for clinical supervision. 

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Areas that Eileen supervises to enhance supervisees' practice include:

• Case conceptualisation and process-based formulation

• Development of therapeutic skills and knowledge

• Integrating techniques from different modalities to enhance intervention effectiveness

• Understanding and working with clients who struggle with change

• Working with clients from CALD backgrounds, BIPOC clients, and those who experience minority stress 

• Support with ethical issues, such as confidentiality and maintaining professional boundaries

• Development of a clinician's professional identity

• Development of practitioner self care, stress management and prevention of burnout 

• Development and setting up of private practice as a sole practitioner and as part of a collective group practice

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She is available on Mondays, Tuesdays, and alternate Wednesdays for individual supervision appointments.