Supervision grounded in broad clinical experience
Dr Raksha Lutchman provides clinical supervision alongside her client work. Her professional background spans acute mental health, rehabilitation, pain, neuropsychological rehabilitation, forensic mental health, corrective services and private practice. This breadth can support supervision that considers not only therapeutic technique but also formulation, risk, professional boundaries, systems and clinician development.
For registered and developing psychologists
Public professional information identifies Dr Lutchman as an approved clinical supervisor and notes supervision of other clinicians and provisionally registered psychologists. The exact supervision arrangement should be confirmed against current Psychology Board requirements, the supervisee’s pathway and Dr Lutchman’s current approval status before commencement.
Possible supervision focus
Supervision may address case formulation, treatment planning, complex presentations, ethical decision-making, risk, reflective practice, professional identity, report writing, workload, therapist reactions and the integration of evidence-based approaches such as CBT, ACT, DBT-informed strategies and Schema Therapy.
Flexible access
Supervision enquiries may be suitable for telehealth, reducing travel for psychologists outside the immediate area. Frequency, format, record keeping, fees and any Board-related documentation should be agreed at the outset.