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Supervision

Meet AMAPP's supervisors.

Psychotherapy, psychology, and social work: two clinicians across three disciplines, each working from a distinct professional base. They bring decades of combined clinical experience, including direct work on Australian psychedelic research trials and in ketamine-assisted practice. Read their backgrounds below and reach out through AMAPP if you would like to connect.

Supervisor profiles

Lana Sciberras

Lana Sciberras

AMAPP PAT Supervisor

Clinical Psychotherapist

Clinical Psychotherapist trained in Gestalt Therapy, Process-oriented Psychology, and mindfulness and compassion therapies, with more than 20 years in private practice. A clinical supervisor for over a decade, Lana works with individual clients, psychology students, and clinical groups, and facilitates Reflective Practice Clinical Supervision groups for the Trauma and ICU teams at The Alfred Hospital. She is part of Monash University's Clinical Psychedelic Lab, trained by MAPS in psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy, currently a therapist on the MDMA-assisted psychotherapy trial for severe PTSD, and part of the 3PAP Trial at Swinburne University.

Dr Alana Roy

Dr Alana (Lani) Roy

AMAPP PAT Supervisor

Psychologist and Social Worker

Melbourne-based psychologist, social worker, and therapist with extensive experience across mental health, suicide prevention, trauma, sexual abuse, family violence, and the disability sector. A board-approved psychology supervisor, Lani provides psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy for clients accessing ketamine treatment in Australia and is engaged in research on novel molecules and Australian community Ayahuasca. She works predominantly with EMPATHS Integrative Somatic Psychology, provides therapy in Auslan for the Deaf community, and coordinates the psychedelic and plant medicine Mental Health Professional Network.

A Note on Inclusion

AMAPP acknowledges the supervisors listed here for their contributions to the psychedelic space. They fulfil diverse roles within the community, each with unique missions and areas of focus. Inclusion on the AMAPP website signals mutual respect and shared values; it does not necessarily imply that AMAPP endorses all their actions and beliefs, nor is the endorsement necessarily reciprocated. We believe in recognising and engaging with a wide spectrum of viewpoints, as befits our role as a multidisciplinary organisation. This approach enhances our capacity to support the legal, ethical, accountable, and effective implementation of Psychedelic Assisted Therapies (PAT) in Australia.

For supervision enquiries, contact AMAPP at info@amapp.org.au.

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