Professional Boundaries is a CPD course for healthcare professionals in Australia who want to strengthen safe, ethical, and professional interactions in their practice. It is especially relevant for practitioners facing AHPRA notifications, remediation, or fitness to practise investigations, as well as those seeking CPD to reinforce professional standards in daily work.
The course explores what professional boundaries mean in the Australian healthcare context and why they are essential for trust, patient safety, and public confidence.

Participants will examine AHPRA and National Board expectations, learn how to manage boundaries with patients, families, and colleagues, and address common risks such as dual relationships, power imbalances, and digital communication challenges. Practical guidance is also provided for consent, intimate examinations, and appropriate use of chaperones.

Through reflection, case studies, and strategies for supervision and remediation, this course equips practitioners to recognise early warning signs of boundary drift, respond constructively if issues arise, and embed lasting professional habits. By the end, learners will be able to demonstrate accountability, maintain ethical distance without losing compassion, and uphold the trust placed in them by patients, colleagues, and the wider community.