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Do you deliver FBT in your practice? Feeling overwhelmed or need support with current cases? Our FBT Group Supervision will help you increase your competency and gain confidence in delivering effective family based therapy.
As facilitators we value creating a safe and containing holding space to build trust in our supervision group relationships. We invite group participants to collectively hold this safe space with us as we strongly believe this allows vulnerability, reflectiveness and ultimately authentic personal and professional growth. We encourage active participation and shared ownership of group topics, content and process. |
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Meet your facilitators
Dr Averil Cook
Dr Averil Cook is a warm and experienced Clinical Psychologist who has worked with adolescents, families and adults for over 11 years. Averil has a rich history of clinical experience, is collaborative, supportive and genuine having worked with a wide array of mental health concerns including eating disorders, school refusal, Functional Neurological Disorder (FND), trauma, gender dysphoria, acute and complex mental health presentations as well as depression, anxiety, stress and relationship concerns. Averil has special interests in teaching and training emerging Psychologists and is a Board Approved Supervisor for Clinical Psychologists and Registrars. Averil is also an AHPRA approved Supervisor Trainer. Averil has taught and supervised Psychologists, Psychiatrists and NSW Mental Health teams across metropolitan and rural NSW Local Health Districts, tertiary hospitals, private practices and NGO's. Averil is an honorary Lecturer at UNSW Masters of Clinical Psychology Program where she teaches Family Systemic Therapy and continues to collaborate with ACAP in research and training for their Masters of Clinical Psychology Programs.
Dr Elaine Tay
Dr Elaine Tay is a Clinical Psychologist who specialises in working with young people, their families, and the clinicians supporting them in both Health and private practice settings. Elaine has a decade of clinical training and experience including her role as Clinician and Team Lead with the SCHN Eating Disorder Intensive Program for Adolescents, overseeing and facilitating the Day Program, 2-week Intensive Program and Multi-Family Therapy. She has extensive expertise working with complex eating disorder presentations in adolescents and families, using Maudsley FBT, systemic and attachment-based frameworks, and integrating formulation driven approaches to address treatment barriers. Elaine currently works with a specialist mental health service providing intensive interventions for severe and complex adolescent and family presentations across Northern Sydney. Elaine is a Board Approved Supervisor for Clinical Psychologist and Registrars. She continues to provide individual and group clinical supervision, where she values creating a warm, reflective and collaborative environment.
Dr Averil Cook is a warm and experienced Clinical Psychologist who has worked with adolescents, families and adults for over 11 years. Averil has a rich history of clinical experience, is collaborative, supportive and genuine having worked with a wide array of mental health concerns including eating disorders, school refusal, Functional Neurological Disorder (FND), trauma, gender dysphoria, acute and complex mental health presentations as well as depression, anxiety, stress and relationship concerns. Averil has special interests in teaching and training emerging Psychologists and is a Board Approved Supervisor for Clinical Psychologists and Registrars. Averil is also an AHPRA approved Supervisor Trainer. Averil has taught and supervised Psychologists, Psychiatrists and NSW Mental Health teams across metropolitan and rural NSW Local Health Districts, tertiary hospitals, private practices and NGO's. Averil is an honorary Lecturer at UNSW Masters of Clinical Psychology Program where she teaches Family Systemic Therapy and continues to collaborate with ACAP in research and training for their Masters of Clinical Psychology Programs.
Dr Elaine Tay
Dr Elaine Tay is a Clinical Psychologist who specialises in working with young people, their families, and the clinicians supporting them in both Health and private practice settings. Elaine has a decade of clinical training and experience including her role as Clinician and Team Lead with the SCHN Eating Disorder Intensive Program for Adolescents, overseeing and facilitating the Day Program, 2-week Intensive Program and Multi-Family Therapy. She has extensive expertise working with complex eating disorder presentations in adolescents and families, using Maudsley FBT, systemic and attachment-based frameworks, and integrating formulation driven approaches to address treatment barriers. Elaine currently works with a specialist mental health service providing intensive interventions for severe and complex adolescent and family presentations across Northern Sydney. Elaine is a Board Approved Supervisor for Clinical Psychologist and Registrars. She continues to provide individual and group clinical supervision, where she values creating a warm, reflective and collaborative environment.