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SAT 22 FEB
Online Supervisors Forum -Working with Supervisee and Supervisor Burnout (22/02/25) CPDFREE Presenter: Dr. Stephanie Finan Facilitator: Patrick Harraghy
Online
22-02-2025   Registration: 09:45. a.m. - Starts: 10:00. a.m. - 16:00.p.m.
5 CPD hours
IACP Supervisors only

Places Limited to 450

Event will close on Thursday 20th Feb 2025

Online Supervisors Forum -Working with Supervisee and Supervisor Burnout


Presenter's  Bio:

Dr. Stephanie Finan is an Assistant Professor in Psychotherapy in DCU, where she lectures on modules related to couples and relationships. She is a practicing psychotherapist and clinical supervisor.

Stephanie has a keen interest in qualitative research, particularly in the areas of supervision, clinician wellbeing and burnout. She has published and presented both in Ireland and internationally on the topic of clinician burnout.


Event Outline:

This workshop will focus on working with supervisee and supervisor burnout, in the context of supervision and metasupervision through the lens of the Inskipp and Proctor model of supervision. The day will include discussions, small group work and interactive exercises as well as delving into theory.


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