Clinical supervision at the intersection of psychology and gaming

Supervision that equips you to treat gaming directly, not incidentally

Supervision sessions are 1 hour in length, with a rate set to keep them accessible while supporting thoughtful, nuanced exploration of complex presentations. Skill Tree Psychology’s approach recognises that problem gaming deserves targeted attention, not simply as a by-product of anxiety, ADHD, autism, or depression, but as a behaviour with its own patterns, functions, and clinical implications.

Supervision integrates cutting-edge, evidence-based treatment models with practical strategies drawn from experience working at the intersection of gaming, neurodivergence, and mental health. Together, we explore how to conceptualise and treat gaming-related issues directly, while supporting broader wellbeing, family systems, and identity.

The aim is to help clinicians move beyond symptom management to deliver informed, compassionate, and effective care in a digital world where video games are here to stay.