Facilitator: Paul Hitchings 

This course is based on a relational approach to supervision and supervisory practice related to the broad landscape that supervision currently engages with. The course will provide the opportunity for individuals to develop their own individual style of practising as a supervisor. The course will provide the opportunity to consider many of the challenges that emerge in practice within current supervision practice.

This course is suitable for qualified counsellors, psychotherapists, psychologists, psychiatrists, consultants’ social workers, probation officers’ mental health workers, and others in the helping professions.

The course is aimed for practitioners post qualified 3 years, in all different fields of work and with different theoretical approaches to counselling, psychotherapy and other forms of clinical practice. It aims to bring together helping professionals of different orientations so that they can dialogue about both their commonalities and differences in the theory and practice of supervision.

If you have any questions please email cpd@metanoia.ac.uk. 

The course will be held online via Zoom and delivered in six 2-day modules.  The course times are 9.30am to 5.30pm.

20th October 2023 - Saturday 9th March 2024.

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2023

Friday 20th October      and     Saturday 21st October 

Friday 17th November    and     Saturday 18th November 

Friday 8th December     and     Saturday 9th December 

2024

Friday 12th January      and     Saturday 13th January 

Friday 9th February       and     Saturday 10th February 

Friday 8th March           and     Saturday 9th March