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Australian psychology practice today is a dynamic, well respected
and increasingly competitive environment. Many new psychologists
graduate with an expectation of setting up their own private
practice. But how is that best done? What are the traps to avoid,
the questions to ask, the knowledge needed to succeed? Find out
here in this book written by three highly experienced psychologists
with more than 75 years of private practice experience between them
as well as backgrounds in academic training, dealing with
complaints about psychologists, training and supervision of
psychologists, and presenting as expert witnesses. They've seen or
experienced just about everything that can be thrown at a modern
Australia psychology practice and lived to impart their
advice.Written from a no-nonsense approach, with plenty of
practical examples and personal reflections from each author
scattered throughout, this is a manual designed for those either
entering private practice or already practicing who might want to
continue their professional development.Topics covered
include:setting up in private practiceMedicare auditstreatment in a
private practice settingconsultation, supervision, self-careethical
dilemmasFeedback Informed Treatment (FIT)record keeping, case
notes, writing reportsavoiding legal pitfallscontingency
planningclosing and selling a practice
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