What You'll Master

Navigate the practical application of assessment measures beyond the WISC/WAIS with confidence, specifically for ADHD, Autism, Specific Learning Disorder, and learning disability assessment — the areas where clinicians often need the most support.

Learn to interpret and communicate assessment results in a genuinely neuroaffirming way that resonates with clients across the lifespan (age 8+) and aligns with current best practice.

Bring your own real cases and assessment questions to the group and receive thoughtful, non-judgmental peer and facilitator input — turning your challenges into learning opportunities.

Build your confidence and competence with less-familiar assessment tools through shared case discussion with clinicians at a similar career stage, while staying within ethical and AHPRA-consistent practice boundaries.

Your Facilitator

Gracie Crowley

Clinical Psychologist, AHPRA-Registered & Succoris Assessment Liaison Officer

Gracie is a Clinical Psychologist with extensive experience in neuroaffirming assessment across the lifespan (ages 8+). Her particular expertise spans ADHD, Autism, Specific Learning Disorder, learning disability, and complex trauma. As Succoris' assessment liaison officer, Gracie brings both deep clinical knowledge and a genuine commitment to supporting early-career clinicians in developing their assessment practice in a supportive, collaborative way.

What to Expect from Assessment Supervision Group

Whether you're a provisional psychologist, clinical registrar, or early-career clinician, this monthly group supervision session is designed for you. Each month, we dive deep into real (de-identified) cases, assessment dilemmas, and practical questions that come up in your day-to-day work. You'll explore assessment measures beyond the WISC and WAIS — including tools for ADHD, Autism, Specific Learning Disorder, and learning disability assessment. With Gracie Crowley's expert guidance and the collective wisdom of your peers, you'll build confidence in interpreting results, communicating findings in a neuroaffirming way, and navigating the ethical considerations that come with assessment practice. There's no ongoing commitment — join whichever month works for you and drop in as your schedule allows.

Ready to Elevate Your Assessment Practice?

Join a supportive community of clinicians who are serious about mastering assessment beyond the basics. Whether you're wrestling with interpretation challenges, looking to expand your toolkit, or wanting to ensure your practice stays aligned with neuroaffirming principles, this group supervision is designed for you. Drop in whenever it works for your schedule — no commitment, just real learning with peers who get it.