Our philosophy is to enhance and develop psychological skills, improve professional practice, and promote a professional and ethical approach to the conduct of psychological practice. LSC Psychology has expert, specialist, and expert clinicians who provide a range of supervision services, including:
Facilitated by senior forensic and clinical psychologists with extensive expertise in complex matters.
Specialised group supervision is open to professionals at all levels of experience, offering expert consultation on complex forensic and clinical practice.
Led by experienced Forensic and Clinical Psychologists, these sessions provide a supportive space to tackle complex ethical dilemmas, risk assessments, report writing, and clinical case presentations. Designed for professionals in forensic or clinical settings, the groups aim to help you strengthen your practice and gain exposure to complex cases.
All sessions are online. Prices are $100 for students, $150 for registered practitioners.
For bookings, email training@lscpsych.com.au
Dr Intan Bailey
Fri 14 August, 12-2pm
Intan is a Clinical Psychologist and holds the Doctor of Clinical Psychology/Master of Science degrees from the University of Sydney. She is also a Board Approved Supervisor, who has supervised Provisional Psychologists on placement during their higher degree program, and Registered Psychologists engaging in the registrar program. She has over twelve years of experience working in the public sector assessing and treating adult offenders in custodial and community settings.
Dr Robyn Goodwin
Fri 18 September, 12:30-2:30pm
Dr. Robyn Goodwin is a Clinical Psychologist with an employment history spanning public, private, education, and not-for-profit sectors with notable experience working in the areas of interpersonal emotion regulation, mental health, child sex offending, family violence, and post-separation parenting. She holds a Bachelor of Psychology (First Class Honours) from the University of Sydney, a Master of Clinical Psychology from Macquarie University, and a Doctor of Philosophy from the University of New South Wales.
Dr Mamta Sidhu
Wed 14 October, 12–2pm
Mamta holds a Doctorate in Forensic Psychology obtained from the UK. During the course of her training, and since completion, she has held a number of positions as a Forensic Psychologist working in varied settings. Mamta has experience of completing forensic risk assessments, clinical formulations, 1:1 and group interventions. Mamta has facilitated a number of intensive intervention programs such as a 6-month Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Substance Use group and a 12-month Mentalisation Based Therapy group.
Dr Katie Seidler
Tue 10 November, 1-3pm
Dr Katie Seidler is a clinical and forensic psychologist with nearly three decades of experience working with juvenile and adult offenders, with specialist expertise in sexual and violent offending, child protection and family violence matters. She combines deep clinical practice with academic and program development experience, and holds multiple professional accreditations, including as an Authorised Clinician with the NSW Children’s Court Clinic.
Dr Chris Lennings OAM
Wed 9 December, 3-5pm
Chris is a highly respected clinical and forensic psychologist with three decades of experience across academia, government services and private practice. He is widely recognised for his expert court reporting, international research contributions, and leadership roles across key professional bodies in forensic and clinical psychology.