A beginners’ guide to Supervision – for trainee and newly qualified counsellors and psychotherapists’ with Diane Hardiman at Chandlers Ford on Saturday February 10th, 10am to 4pm.
February 10, 2024 @ 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
£40 to members, £50 to non members.
Diane has worked for over twelve years as a group and one-to-one supervisor. She brings a wealth of experience, knowledge and personal stories to the workshop. She is trained to supervise across modalities and is an Integrative therapist having gained her MA in Counselling and Psychotherapy via Regent’s College (now University) in 2001. Diane has headed BA Hons Counselling programmes at University of Southampton, Eastleigh College and Peter Symonds College. Currently working in Private Practice, she is one of four facilitators for the START and Lotus Project, and a 1to1 and group supervisor for the Wessex Cancer Trust. Diane’s supervisory work has also encompassed several years of working with level 5 Diploma and level 6 B.A. Hons students.
Diane’s proposed outline for the day is:
- What is supervision?
- How to identify what you want and need from supervision –
and to learn how to ask for it.
- Discover how to make the best use of group and one-to-one supervision.
- Explore the basics of Normative, Formative and Restorative supervision and
the 7 eyed model.
- How to enjoy your supervision experiences!
The day will be interspersed with group and one-to-one experiential exercises and discussion. Copies of the power-point slides are included in the workshop.
Diane and HACP’s hosts for the day will look forward to seeing you there.