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SAT 23 NOV
Supervisors Forum- Dublin - Topic : Seasons in the life of a therapist (23/11/19) CPDFREE Presenter: Vicky Mc Evoy Facilitator: Bernie Hackett
Clayton Hotel Dublin Airport Stockhole Lane, Swords, Co. Dublin, Ireland
23-11-2019   Registration:09:00-Start time: 10:00–15:00
5 CPD hours
IACP Supervisor Members Only.
Limited to 100 places

Supervisors Forum - Clayton Hotel Dublin Airport 


Presenters Bio: 

Vicky has been an IACP Counsellor since 1994 serving on the National Excecutive for four years.She planted Oasis Counselling Service in Ballyfermit in 1996 which developed into a thriving community counselling service over 20 years with 35 counsellors she also travelled internationally to train counsellors in China, Cambodia, Singapore, Borneo, South Africa and Eastern Europe



Learning Objectives: 

To help Supervisors reflect on the passage and progress of their professional lives, to play with thr mataphor of "seasons" in their professional and personal lives to think asbout the space they create for supervisees as they grow and develop to sharpen their awareness of the needs and growth edges in those they supervise.

To think about areas of weariness or potential burn out in their lives and those of others they work with. To experience the power of metaphor and creative techniques and practice these with their peers in the safety of the forum. To share together as peers who have negotiated many struggles and joys and know the relief that we are not allowed.

09:00   Registration / tea /coffee/ Scones

10:00   Start

13:00   Finish



CPD Certificates will be sent out to all participants after attendance at the Supervisor Forums


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