Certificate in Counselling Supervision

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	Rowan Certificate in Counselling Supervision	Duration	6 days	Booking Form
		Date	28th & 29th March, 25th & 26th April, 30th & 31st May 2020
		Location	Perth	Course Information
		Cost	£650 + VAT

Who is it for?

The Certification in Counselling Supervision is aimed at two groups:

• Counselling and psychotherapy practitioners with at least 2 years' experience who wish to become supervisors
• Psychotherapy, counselling and counselling skills practitioners already working as supervisors who seek to develop their skills and understanding

Course Aims

1. To introduce participants to essential theoretical concepts of counselling supervision, including:
• Models of supervision
• Contracting
• Parallel process and projective identification
• Unconcious process
• Ethics
• Creative approches
2. To introduce essential supervision practice skills
3. To provide participants with an opportunity to practice these skills in a safe and supportive environment
4. To set these skills and the theory within an ethical framework
5. To increase personal growth and self-awareness as pertinent to counselling supervision
6. To provide a suitable foundation for possible further training in supervision

Structure of the Certificate

The course is experiential and student centred in its approach. Our aim is to create an environment that is safe, confidential, supportive and challenging. Each day will involve a mixture of skills training and practice, small group work, tutor input and large group discussion. Individual reflection and increasing self-awareness are key elements of the training.

The Rowan Counselling Supervision Certificate consists of two parts.

Part One

12 Units delivered face-to-face in Perth over 3 weekends.

Part Two

At least twelve supervised hours working as a supervisor with not less than two supervisees and not more than four. Participants are responsible for finding their own supervisees and their own supervisor, in accordance with the COSCA criteria.

Assessment

There are a number of assessment components including:

• 100% attendance of the training units
• A Supervisor Information Form
• Observation of the Supervisor Essential Skills
• A transcript of ten minutes of supervision with analysis and conclusion
• A two to three thousand words case study
• A Supervisor Report Form
• A Supervision Log of clients seen

Further details about assessment criteria will be provided by your trainer. You have 12 months from the end of part one to submit the case study, supervision report form and supervision log.

The Trainers

Julia Brown has a Masters Degree in Integrative Arts Psychotherapy. She is an experienced, qualified supervisor and has been designing and delivering counselling training courses for over a decade. Julia is an examiner for the Masters programme at the Institute for Arts in Therapy and Education, London. Julia is passionate about using creativity to help clients and students explore their inner world.

Sue Black has an Masters Degree in Psychology and a Postgraduate Diploma in Person Centred counselling. She is a qualified supervisor with several years’ experience and has been delivering training in counselling for a number of years, at certificate and diploma level. Sue enjoys working experientially in order to provide an interesting learning environment for those with whom she works.

Register Now

Continue you professional training by gaining a recognised qualification in supervision and register using our booking form now. Alternatively, if you need more information, give Rowan a call today on 01738 562 005 to speak to one of the trainers.