We are an online psychology course provider with a special interest in supporting Adult ADHD clients to manage their symptoms in areas such as emotional regulation, rejection sensitive dysphoria (RSD), executive functioning, goal setting, time management, better sleep, fitness and focus and mastering parenthood with ADHD.
We also support provisional and early career psychologists on their registration pathway in Australia offering external primary and secondary supervision and National Psychology Exam (NPE) study preparation support.
Delivered 100% online.
Who We Work With:
Clients
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) Programs – 100% Online
We have a special interest in supporting Adults struggling with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Since 2016, we have supported thousands of Australians to improve their cognitive functioning and better cope with the challenges that come with ADHD.
Student, provisional psychologists, overseas qualified psycholgists and early career psychologists
Delivered 100% Online
Our PsyBA Board approved supervisors primary and secondary supervision for the 4 + 2, 5 + 1, and registrar pathways. Our services include external individual supervision (online), group psychology supervision (online) , and National Psychology Exam (NPE) study preparation support (online) and are suited to Australian Provisional and Early Career Psychologists working towards their Registration in Australia. Send us a message to get started today.
Our CBT for Adult ADHD Courses:
CBT for Adult ADHD Program (Complete Package)
$497 (12 month access)
Full access to all of the above online modules in one package including: • CBT for Adult ADHD understanding late diagnosis • CBT for Adult ADHD Emotional Regulation • CBT for Adult ADHD Understanding Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria (RSD) • CBT for Adult ADHD Executive Function • CBT for Adult ADHD Goal Setting • CBT for Adult ADHD Time Management • CBT for Adult ADHD Better Sleep • CBT for Adult ADHD Fit and Focused • CBT for Adult ADHD Mastering Parenthood
Our Professional Development Courses for Psychologists (coming March 2025):
Frequently Asked Questions for Provisional Psychologists – National Psychology Exam
What are the National Psychology Exam (NPE) Dates for 2025?
The Australian National Psychology Exam (NPE) 2025 schedule of exams:
- Monday 3 February 2025 – Friday 21 February 2025
Exam registration period:
Monday 9 Dec – Friday 17 Jan - Monday 5 May 2025 – Friday 23 May 2025
Exam registration period:
Mon 10 Mar – Fri 18 Apr - Monday 4 August 2025 – Friday 22 August 2025
Exam registration period:
Mon 9 Jun – Fri 18 Jul - Monday 3 November 2025 – Friday 28 November 2025
Exam registration period:
Mon 8 Sep – Fri 17 Oct
For further information, go to https://www.psychologyboard.gov.au/Registration/National-psychology-exam.aspx
Where to access the National Psychology Exam (NPE) candidate manual
The National psychology exam candidate manual is available directly from AHPRA https://www.psychologyboard.gov.au/Registration/National-psychology-exam/National-psychology-exam-candidate-manual.aspx#
Where can I access the NPE Exam Curriculum?
The National Psychology Exam (NPE) Exam Curriculum explains the exam and required knowledge content.
Candidates are required to be familiar with the exam curriculum, which is published on the Board’s website. It is important to know that the exam questions are derived only from the exam curriculum. Therefore, we have developed our self-paced online course in line with the exam curriculum and the recommended reading list.
The NPE is designed to assess the core competencies for general registration as a psychologist in Australia.
It asseses the application of knowledge to psychological practice and is based on case studies and professional issues likely to be faced by psychologists working with the public across a broad range of scenarios.
The NPE assesses eight core competencies through four exam curriculum domains:
- ethics (including applied ethical and professional reasoning)
- assessment (including methods and approaches)
- intervention (including intervention selection and implementation), and
- communication (including communication and reporting skills).
For more information, please visit the National Psychology Exam Exam Candidate Manual
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