Must Informed Consent be Written? Lessons from Psychology Board of Australia v Asher [2025] VCAT 517
Informed consent is a principal obligation of psychological practice, ensuring that clients understand the nature, risks, and benefits of any...
Key Lessons from Disciplinary Case: Psychology Board of Australia v Angelakis [2024] SACAT 24
The Tribunal case of Psychology Board of Australia v Angelakis ([2024] SACAT 24) is a significant disciplinary ruling involving a...
Privacy Case Summary (AXF and AXG): Record Retention and Destruction Under APP 11
In the recent case AXF and AXG (Privacy) [2025] AICmr 121, the Australian Information Commissioner found that a psychiatrist had...
Failure to Maintain Professional Indemnity Insurance: Chiropractic Board of Australia v Riordan
The case of Chiropractic Board of Australia v Riordan [2024] SACAT 110 serves as a striking reminder of the serious consequences...
Commercial Leases for Therapists: Considerations Before You Sign
Choosing the right office space is a crucial decision for any professional, but for psychologists and therapists it’s particularly important....
Negotiating your Independant Contractor Agreement – Psychologists & Counsellors
If you are an early stage Psychologist, Counsellor or Therapist, you may face unique challenges in negotiating your contract as...
Artificial Intelligence (AI) for Psychologists: AHPRA Guidance
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is poised to revolutionise the practice of psychology. By automating routine tasks like note-taking and record-keeping, AI...
Artificial Intelligence (AI) for Psychologists: Risks And Benefits
As an emerging technology, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has significant potential for Psychologists particularly in relation to note-taking and record-keeping, but...
