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Jayne Dray is the Senior Clinical Psychologist at the Statewide Eating Disorder Service (SEDS). Jayne is a registered clinical psychologist and AHPRA board approved supervisor, with extensive experience working with adolescents and adults with eating disorders in group and individual therapeutic settings. Jayne has experience working across outpatient, day program and inpatient settings in the South Australian public health sector. Jayne currently supervises SEDS psychologists who provide Cognitive Behaviour Therapy-Enhanced (CBT-E), as well as who provide group and individual therapy for patients of the day program and inpatient program. Jayne has provided supervision towards Clinical Endorsement for psychologists in the Clinical Registrar Program. As well as CBT-E, Jayne uses other therapy techniques taken from Dialectical Behaviour Therapy, Cognitive Remediation Therapy, Mindfulness, MANTRA and Motivational Interviewing. In an individual outpatient setting, Jayne’s focus is providing CBT-E and has attended workshops on CBT-E conducted by leaders in the field including Dr Christopher Fairburn, Professor Glenn Waller, Professor Tracey Wade and Dr Anthea Fursland.

Jayne has a non-judgemental, supportive stance and enjoys providing mentoring and support to clinicians to enhance their confidence and skills in working with eating disorders. Supervision with Jayne would involve a reflective, supportive, validating style of supervision to enhance the supervisees confidence in providing CBT-E for their eating disorder patients. Jayne invites supervisees to arrange an agenda for the supervision meeting, which could include discussions about particular therapy techniques and confidential case discussion. If the supervisee desires, there is the opportunity to undertake role plays or bring audio-recordings of sessions along to provide specific feedback for skill development. Example topics for CBT-E supervision could be collaborative weighing, treatment planning, CBT-E broad form, Body Image, behavioural experiments or surveys, collaborative formulations, comorbidities and complex cases etc.

Jayne is able to facilitate ongoing supervision arrangements depending on capacity/availability.