Clinical Coursework VI is associated with the Doctor of Psychology (Clinical) degree.

It consists of one sub-unit: Advanced Practice Workshops II. This sub-unit requires the student to present the workshop they developed in Advanced Practice Workshops I and to attend the workshops presented by other students and guest presenters.

In first semester, each student will be allocated a workshop supervisor, from the clinical teaching team, who will advise on and oversee the students presentation of a workshop in second semester. During first semester the student and supervisor will negotiate on a suitable topic for the workshop.

The topic of the workshop should comply with guidelines as to an appropriate evidence base. First semester will be spent developing the workshop and presenting an outline and summary of the workshop for the supervisor's approval. The workshop, of six hours duration, will be presented in second semester and will be attended by second and third year students in the clinical program. The student will take full responsibility for presenting the workshop including conducting an appropriate evaluation.

The main goals of this unit are:

• To develop skills in the presentation and self-assessment of professional development workshops.
• To develop specific skills and knowledge in an area of advanced clinical practice.