Post Graduate Level 7 (30 hours) – this means that anyone booking on this course needs to have done a first training in counselling or psychotherapy (at least up to level 4 Counselling standard). If you’ve done Psychotherapy training you need to have done at least 100 placement hours.
It would also be useful with regards to the experiential part of this course, and the application, that people have or are already working with therapy clients.
| What is supervision? The word has many meanings. It means to oversee and holds some connotations of authority and a hierarchical form of learning. It is used in counselling and psychotherapy, in the medical and nursing fields, in social work, and in aspects of teaching and general care of others. It implies a code of conduct and it carries an element of protection and safety in its overall application. Holloway 1992 says that supervision provides an opportunity for the student to capture the essence of the psychotherapeutic process as it is articulated and modelled by the supervisor thus recreating it in the counselling relationship.Lambert 1980 described supervision as part of an overall training of mental health professionals that deals with modifying their actual in-therapy behaviours.
In general, supervision may be seen as either training supervision or consultative supervision. Supervision is part of the overall training and educational needs of the health professional and there are many supervision model and styles to look at. Here at the Institute we are offering a five-day course spread over a period of five modules. We will look at the meaning of supervision as it applies in your field of work whether you work individually or in a group setting, in psychotherapy, counselling or in the areas of social work, nursing, clinical psychology or psychiatry or indeed any of the caring professions. Module One: This module will explore the philosophical concepts of supervision, what it is in relation to the work you do. We will look at the goals and outcomes of the methods used and explore how it applies to each member of the group. Module Two: Here we will look at the ‘process model’ of supervision put forward by Hawkins and Shoet in their book on supervision called “Supervision in the helping profession” 1989. This is an excellent model for mapping out where you are in the supervisory process. You can also use this model as a Parallel process model. Module Three: In this module we will look at the different tasks of supervision and specifically the gate keeping process within supervision. We will also examine the notion of the Parallel process in supervision. Module Four: Here we will look at the developmental aspect of supervision. We will look at the developmental models of Richard Erskine, Delworth, and Stoltenburg, as a guide to how we may approach the supervision process. Module Five: In this module we will bring together the various strands of what we have been looking at in the previous modules, and hopefully find an integrative view of supervision which will suit your own particular style. Tutor : Bob Cooke TSTA Times : 10.00am – 5.00pm Venue : Manchester Institute for Psychotherapy Cost – £925 (please note that this can be paid in instalments over the 5 modules if need be) (NON-REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT OF £150.00 – PAYABLE TO CTS) Bookable online (click the shop icon below the dates) or by card by telephoning the Institute on 0161-862 9456.Course dates:Autumn 2019 – COURSE 1 ** PLEASE NOTE THIS COURSE IS NOW FULL. **Module 1 – Friday 20th September 2019 Module 2 – Friday 27th September 2019 Module 3 – Friday 25th October 2019 Module 4 – Friday 1st November 2019 Module 5 – Friday 22nd November 2019 Winter 2020Module 1 – Friday 10th January 2020 Module 2 – Friday 31st January 2020 Module 3 – Friday 7th February 2020 Module 4 – Friday 28th February 2020 Module 5 – Friday 20th March 2020*** please note this date change to module 5 (previously advertised as 13th March)** To book online click the shop |
