Supervision Archives - Aaron Frost

How a new car and an electric razor taught me about feedback

by Aaron | Jan 29, 2019 | News, Op-Ed, Supervision, Therapy Outcomes

What does an Electric Razor and a new car have to do with Psychotherapy? In the last week, I have made two major purchases; a new car and a new electric razor. “Hooray for you” you might think, but I check out your website for insights into psychotherapy, not for you...

Is it ok to write a report for a client you are treating?

by Aaron | Apr 24, 2018 | News, Op-Ed, Supervision

Is it ok to write a report for a client you are treating? As a supervisor and practice owner, these requests come in pretty frequently, and I often find myself helping my supervisees work through their decision-making process to ensure an ethically and...

When is it ok to write a report for a client?

by Aaron Frost PhD | Mar 18, 2015 | News, Supervision

Supervision Question – I have been asked to write a report to my clients employer saying they are psychologically fit for work. Is it ok to do it ? This is a really common dilemma for psychologists. Whether it is insurance companies, schools, centrelink, or a...

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Post modern questions are winning over scientific facts May 13, 2019
Where Australia’s Better Access scheme has had an impact on mental health: A commentary on Jorm February 7, 2019
How a new car and an electric razor taught me about feedback January 29, 2019
Therapy Myths May 14, 2018
Psychotherapy: Waiting for a paradigm shift May 4, 2018
Is it ok to write a report for a client you are treating? April 24, 2018

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