Training & supervision for practitioners
For psychologists, therapists, social workers and youth coaches who want to deepen their clinical expertise in gaming, screen use and digital wellbeing — and to feel more confident in working with young people and their families.
Who this is for
- Clinical and school psychologists working with children, teens or young adults.
- Therapists integrating digital themes into their practice.
- Social workers, youth coaches and care workers in first-line services.
- Teams looking for structured intervision around digital cases.
Clinical themes
Assessment of problematic gaming and screen use
Frameworks, screening and clinical formulation across the lifespan.
Working with adolescents and young adults
Engaging clients who often don't experience their use as a problem.
Involving the family system
Working with parents, siblings and the wider system without losing the young person.
Comorbidity and underlying dynamics
Anxiety, ADHD, mood, trauma and identity — reading digital behaviour as a signal.
Formats
Clinical training
Practice-oriented training for teams and networks around gaming and screen use.
Case-based intervision
Regular intervision groups where practitioners bring their own cases.
Individual supervision
One-to-one supervision for practitioners deepening their work with digital themes.
Webinars & guest lectures
Online sessions for professional networks and postgraduate programs.
What you take back to your practice
- A clear clinical framework for digital cases.
- Concrete tools for assessment, engagement and treatment.
- More confidence in working with young people and their families.
- A reflective space to keep growing as a practitioner.
Explore training or supervision
Get in touch to discuss training for your team, joining an intervision group or starting individual supervision.
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