Supervisors Forum Dublin - Clayton Hotel Dublin Airport
Presenters Bio:
Karen Ward, Is Based in her Dublin Clinic since 1997, Karen is a Counselling Psychotherapist and Supervisor (IACP) and Holistic Therapist. Her research at DCU encompassed a specific Energy Therapy technique to safely introduce non-denominational Spirituality into a Counselling setting. She now leads workshops countrywide and abroad to teach this technique to fellow health practitioners. Karen co-founded and runs Slí an Chroí School of Celtic Shamanism – holistic living in tandem with the cycles of nature - with her husband John Cantwell. She created the Moon Mná Women’s Celtic Circles offering Rites of Passage Ceremonies and online Courses worldwide. Karen is author of innovative book ‘Change a Little to Change a Lot’ and co-editor of ‘Soul Seers – an Irish Anthology of Celtic Shamanism’. She is a regular contributor to 'Naturally Good Health' magazine and RTE website's Brainstorm section. www.karenwardholistictherapist.com www.slianchroi.ie
Learning Objectives:
This lively, informative and important day highlights the oft unspoken element of the art and science of Supervision - the role of Gatekeeper. Some of us are faced with new trainees who do not understand the importance of this aspect and misunderstand the significance. For many when Supervision is a good match, all flows smoothly and therefore do not have to exercise these skills for many years, therefore this workshop will revisit these competencies in a CPD mode. During the Workshop together we will honestly and wisely look at the honour, the implications and ultimately the responsibility of this noble profession in relation to trainees, those seeking full accreditation and our long time Supervisees including peer work.
CPD Certs will be emailed to participants after attendance at the Forum
Please Note:
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