University psychology clinics in Australia: their place in professional training

Authors

Craig J. Gonsalvez, University of WollongongFollow
Judy Hyde, University of Sydney
Julie Barrington, Monash University
Sandra Lancaster, Victoria University

RIS ID

24329

Publication Details

Gonsalvez, C. J., Hyde, J., Lancaster, S. & Barrington, J. (2008). University psychology clinics in Australia: their place in professional training. Australian Psychologist, 43 (4), 278-285.

Abstract

There is universal recognition of the need for developmentally appropriate supervised clinical experience in professional psychology training. University clinics were established to provide a bridging function for postgraduate clinical psychology students, assisting the integration of psychological theory and research into real-world clinical applications and professional identity development.