Daniella Saleme
Supervision and training
Daniella is passionate about providing supportive, high quality, evidence-based supervision to psychologists (at any stage of career) and training and professional development in psychological practice and mental health for psychologists and other practitioners.
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Daniella strives to create spaces to nurture self-reflection, learning and professional development for clinicians. She takes the same person-centred, trauma-informed, ethical approach to supervision and training - this approach includes ensuring that learning spaces are collaboratively adapted to suit the needs of the attendee(s).
Individual
clinical supervision
Daniella provides individual supervision on a regular and/or ad-hoc basis for psychologists (provisional, general, and endorsed) and mental health practitioners.
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Daniella is available to be a principal or secondary supervisor for clinical psychology registrars in limited capacity.
Group
clinical supervision
Group supervision can provide a space for 2 or more clinicians to engage in professional development and learning directly through supervision, and indirectly through observing colleagues' practice and contributions.
Daniella provides supervision to groups of psychologists and mental health teams in the private and public sectors.
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Open, ongoing group supervision may be available soon (see below).
Training, workshops,
and professional development
Daniella provides training, education, and professional development in clinical psychology and can convene workshops, guest lectures, and training events in various areas of mental health practice.
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Workshop topics are adapted to suit the learning requirements and needs of the workplace and audience. Areas of training include, for example:
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Trauma-informed therapy and trauma processing approaches
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Adapting DBT skills for crisis management in mental health services
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Individualised therapy: Cultural responsivity, reframing language, and person-centred care
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Taking a 'parts' approach to supervision based on Internal Family Systems therapy theory
Group supervision program
Expressions of interest are being accepted for a group supervision program running:
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Monthly from October 2025
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Online via Zoom
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In the evening (6pm for 90 minutes - Sydney time)
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At a reduced fee per person
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With a maximum of 6 group members
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With no ongoing commitment - join one, a few, or all monthly meetings depending on individual needs
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The group will allow for new members to join on a rolling and ad-hoc basis with pre-group registration each month to ensure that numbers are not exceeded and for enough time for individual and group learning.
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General themes will be offered for supervision and each supervisee is welcome to bring a specific question to each session:
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Assessment, diagnosis and formulation
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Risk assessment
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Trauma-informed practice
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Reflective practice
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Adapting therapy for neurodivergence
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Culturally-responsive practice
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