CFI Skills demonstration and associated written documentation (must achieve satisfactory)

In this subject, students develop cultural capability to practice psychology safely, respectfully and effectively across diverse populations and contexts. Students critically examine how culture, power, privilege and systemic factors shape psychological experiences, help seeking and service delivery across the lifespan, including focused learning on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and communities. Emphasis is placed on inclusive practice, culturally informed reasoning, and adapting communication and professional practice to promote equity, cultural safety and ethical care.

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121504 Master of Professional Psychology, 102304 Master of Psychology (Clinical)

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PY5419 - Psychology in Culturally Diverse Contexts

Psychology in Culturally Diverse Contexts

Plan for culturally safe and respectful practice with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, informed by historical, social and systemic contexts.

Integrate cultural factors into communication, assessment, case formulation and intervention decision making.

Demonstrate cultural capability by reflecting on culture, power and positionality in shaping psychological practice.

Apply culturally responsive approaches to psychological practice across the lifespan, including communication and collaboration with diverse populations.