Ethics for Psychology Administrative Staff
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Author: Dr Rebecca Frost
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Level: Introductory
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Study time: 6-8 hours
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Supporting Safe and Compliant Services
Administrative staff play a vital role in psychology services.
From handling confidential information to managing client communication, your work directly affects privacy, professionalism, and ethical practice.
This course provides clear, practical guidance to help administrative staff understand their responsibilities when working with psychologists and how to support safe, compliant services.
Designed specifically for psychology settings, the course explains what the Code of Conduct for Psychologists in Australia means for everyday administrative work.
Who This Course Is For
This training is suitable for administrative staff working in:
It is ideal for receptionists, intake staff, practice managers, and administrative assistants supporting psychologists.
- private psychology practices
- hospitals and community services
- schools and universities
- government and not-for-profit organisation
It is ideal for receptionists, intake staff, practice managers, and administrative assistants supporting psychologists.
What You’ll Learn
In this course you’ll learn how to:
The focus is practical, realistic situations administrative staff encounter every day.
- protect client privacy and confidentiality
- manage records safely and accurately
- maintain professional boundaries with clients
- support inclusive and respectful services
- respond appropriately to difficult or ethical situations
- understand how your role supports psychologists to meet the Code of Conduct
The focus is practical, realistic situations administrative staff encounter every day.
Team Training for Psychology Services
Course Lessons
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