Professional Peer Reflection Group (Thursdays) – Dr Jo-Anne Zappia

Topic

PPRG General Stream

Start Date

07 May 2026

End Date

10 September 2026

Start Time

9:30am

End Time

11:00am

Venue

Zoom

Contact Name

ASPM Education

Contact Phone

08 7557 9556

Contact Email

education@aspm.org.au

Website

More Information

Max. Attendees

8

Who Can Register?

Anyone

Join a Professional Peer Reflection Group for reflective practice excellence, professional development, expert facilitator, guidance and connection.

ASPM: Leading the Way in Reflective Practice
Since 2015, ASPM (The Australian Society of Psychological Medicine) has been at the forefront of promoting Reflective Practice. We have successfully organised Peer Reflection Groups and continue to provide training for group facilitators who now lead professional groups throughout Australia.

Fulfill Your CPD Requirements with ASPM
By joining an ASPM Professional Peer Reflection Group (formerly known as Case Consultation Groups), you can meet your ongoing annual Review Performance CPD requirements. Stay up to date and enhance your professional growth through reflective practice.

Safety, Self-Care, and Professional Development
Joining a Peer Reflection Group offers a supportive environment where you can enhance your practice and professional identity. Here, you will find safety, connection, and self-care.

Expert GP Facilitators
Our group facilitators are experienced General Practitioners with a specialisation in psychological medicine. They understand the unique needs of GPs in their day-to-day practice and are committed to providing valuable guidance.

PPRG General Stream

•    Small group format (8 maximum)
•    Facilitated case consultations (online)
•    Focus on application of Focused Psychological Strategies in the context of day-to-day General Practice
•    Whole-person care framework
•    5 monthly sessions for $500 (members) or $750 (non-members)

Join ASPM as a member here to access PPRG member discount as well as free monthly educational webinars.

The facilitator will engage members through creating a safe space for the sharing of thoughts and experiences and to provide collegiate support and wisdom. One or two group participants will have the chance to present a case from their practice each session. Through curious questioning and thoughtful experiencing by the group, the presenter is given the chance to reflect on their work and professional identity in this safe environment.

Dr Jo-Anne Zappia 

Various Thursdays starting from May 2026

7 May 9:30am to 11am (AEST)

28 May 9:30am to 11am (AEST)

16 July 9:30am to 11am (AEST)

13 August 9:30am to 11am (AEST)

10 September 9:30am to 11am (AEST)