In Person - Supervisors Forum  Supervision as a Reflective Space 

Presenters Bios: 

Marina is an accredited counsellor and supervisor with the IACP. She has been in practice as a Counsellor and as a psychotherapist for 35 years and supervisor and trainer of counselling and Psychotherapy for 30 years. She was a committee member of NIRC for 12 years. She also served on IACP’s Accreditation Committee and on IACP’s board of directors. In 2012 she received the Carl Berkeley award for the development of counselling as a profession. She has been involved as a consultant in the development of several counselling agencies and has been part of the DHSS research into counselling standards within Northern.

Liam has extensive training and practice as a therapist and IACP accredited Supervisor. He describes himself as a Humanistic Integrative Psychotherapist. This is a form of counselling that draws on a broad range of therapy styles.

Event Outline: 

This will be a one day in person CPD day providing participants with the opportunity to meet together as colleagues with the purpose of reflecting on best practise within the supervision space.  Participants will have, through colleague led input, group discussion and break-out sessions, an opportunity to consider Carroll’s teaching on reflective practise within the supervisory space. 

Learning Outcomes: Clarification of what reflective practise might be within the supervision space and what this might mean to supervisee’s development. Gain techniques for helping supervisees reflect on complex cases, ethical dilemmas, transference /countertransference and emotional responses.

The NIRC and SFOC hope that it will provide an opportunity for practitioners to meet together as colleagues for mutual support and networking in the interests of best practice.

CPD Certs will be emailed to participants after attendance