Masterclass Topic 2:
Coaching Psychologists Using the Science of What Works
Supervision is evolving. The new PsyBA competencies make it clear: supervising isn’t just about observing growth, it’s about coaching it. And one of the most powerful drivers of clinician development is the use of systematic outcome monitoring and client feedback to shape learning in real time.
This workshop gives supervisors the tools and confidence to embrace the cutting edge of professional practice.
You’ll discover how feedback-informed approaches:
Across the day you will not only explore the landmark research behind feedback and outcome systems, you’ll practice how to coach supervisees in applying these methods — leaving with actionable techniques you can implement tomorrow.
- Reduce client drop-out and therapeutic “drift”
- Accelerate supervisee skill acquisition using deliberate practice
- Build cultures of accountability and continuous improvement
- Foster growth mindset and embracing feedback as a gift
- Protect supervisors ethically by providing objective markers of progress
Across the day you will not only explore the landmark research behind feedback and outcome systems, you’ll practice how to coach supervisees in applying these methods — leaving with actionable techniques you can implement tomorrow.
Dr Aaron Frost
Aaron is a Clinical Psychologist with over 25 years of experience. He joined the STAP team in 2011, and has primarily been involved with the facilitation of workshops. Aaron has proved to be a very competent presenter, receiving consistently excellent ratings from participants. Aaron has been running workshops for the last 15 years, and has also completed a number of “train the trainer” workshops, e.g. with Scott Miller as part of the International Centre for Clinical Excellence (ICCE) and is a certified trainer with ICCE.
Based on his experience, knowledge and skills developed over years of training, he has been invaluable in assisting with the updating and revitalising of the current STAP materials, which has resulted in somewhat improved feedback from participants.
Aaron has trained over 1000 psychologists as part of their supervisor accreditation process.
Based on his experience, knowledge and skills developed over years of training, he has been invaluable in assisting with the updating and revitalising of the current STAP materials, which has resulted in somewhat improved feedback from participants.
Aaron has trained over 1000 psychologists as part of their supervisor accreditation process.
Patrick Jones - Course author



