ABOUT HER (Please note that Anagha does not provide therapy - she only provides supervision via telehealth)

Anagha is an experienced clinical psychologist and Psychology Board of Australia approved supervisor who offers supervision via telehealth to clinical psychologists, registrars, and registered psychologists. She provides clinical supervision for both adult and child therapy, which she draws from her experience working across the lifespan and in diverse mental health settings. Her clinical experience informs her supervisory practice, particularly working with neurodivergent individuals, as well as those experiencing anxiety, emotion regulation challenges, and cross-cultural issues across all age groups. 

With a supervision style that is characterised by warmth and engagement, Anagha creates a collaborative and non-judgmental environment for supervisees to develop skills, knowledge, and self-reflective practice. She tailors her supervision to each supervisee's unique learning preference, experience, and needs by utilising a feedback-informed approach. With a strong emphasis on fostering self-awareness alongside clinical expertise, she creates a supportive environment for supervisees to grow. She collaborates closely with supervisees to establish meaningful professional development goals, as well as navigate complex case formulations and treatment strategies. Additionally, Anagha is able to guide supervisees on utilising integrative treatment approaches by drawing from a diverse range of evidence-based therapies, including cognitive behaviour therapy, schema therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, dialectical behaviour therapy, play therapy, and family systems therapy. She also provides supervision specifically on adapting interventions that ensure neuro-affirming as well as effective treatment for all clients. Furthermore, her extensive experience in telehealth ensures seamless delivery of supervision across digital platforms, such as Google Meet, offering flexibility and accessibility for supervisees. Her supervisory experience spans private practice, not-for-profit mental health services like Royal Far West, and tertiary institutions such as the University of New South Wales clinical psychology training clinic.

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Areas that Anagha 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 are neurodivergent 

• Delivering services under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)

• Adapting interventions to a telehealth modality for adults and children

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

• Working across multiple stakeholders, such as clients, parents/carers, schools 

• 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 

• Support work within a School Readiness Funding framework 

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CLINICAL EXPERIENCE

Anagha is an experienced clinical psychologist specialising in the treatment of anxiety, emotion regulation difficulties, relationship challenges rooted in early life experiences, and cross-cultural adjustment issues. She provides a non-judgmental and supportive environment where clients can learn strategies to enhance coping skills and lead more fulfilling lives. Drawing on her expertise in evidence-based therapies such as cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT), schema therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), dialectical behaviour therapy (DBT), play therapy, family systems therapy, behavioural family interventions, and attachment-based interventions, she adopts an integrative approach to ensure interventions are customised to each client’s unique needs.

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With diverse experience spanning clinical therapy, supervision, placement coordination, and consulting, Anagha has worked across various settings including universities, outpatient hospitals, research clinics, not-for-profit mental health services, and private practice. She has served as a clinical supervisor at Royal Far West and the University of New South Wales clinical psychology training clinic. Additionally, she consults in early childhood education settings, helping educators adapt their approaches for neurodivergent children and those with mental health challenges.

With extensive experience working with neurodivergent children and their families at Royal Far West, Anagha is passionate about delivering neuro-affirming care and collaborating with stakeholders across home, school, therapy, and community settings to ensure consistent support. Having lived and worked across cultural groups in Asia and Australia, she brings a deep understanding of cultural diversity to her practice. She has worked with a wide range of clients, including professionals, children, adolescents, tertiary students, educators, neurodivergent individuals, LGBTQI+ individuals, and people from varied cultural and linguistic backgrounds.

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QUALIFICATIONS

Anagha holds a Master of Clinical Psychology from the University of New South Wales and a Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours) from the University of Queensland. Her academic research, focusing on integrating the Stepping Stones Triple P program in educational settings and examining the impact of burnout on well-being, significantly informs her clinical practice.

She has full registration as a clinical psychologist (PSY0002174142) with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA)

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SUPERVISION FEES

• Standard Fee: $245.00

• Registrar Fee: Please contact Anagha for more details.

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CONTACT DETAILS

Please feel free to contact Anagha:

Location:  Telehealth only

Email:  admin@anaghaaerypsychology.com

 

Please note that if you are a new supervisee and wish to make an appointment, please submit a contact form first.