ACCREDITED SUPERVISOR TRAINING COURSE
NQF level 7 and National Council for Psychotherapy (NCP)
Supervision is mandatory for most therapy practitioner, it can also be an effective way for practitioners to grow and develop their practice.
Independently accredited by Ofqual and NCP, this course encourages delegates to identify and develop their skills as a supervisor both in their field, and or other therapy modalities whether Hypnotherapy, Counselling, Coaching or other forms of psychotherapy or complementary therapies.
This course is intended as a formal qualification in supervising skills in the field of counselling, psychotherapy hypnotherapy, and coaching. Those participating in this course will be shown how to increase their effectiveness and understanding of the supervision process and introduced to some background theories that will enhance their own reflective practice.
Participants on this course will be practising counsellors, psychotherapists, hypnotherapists or coaches, regardless of modality. They must meet the following criteria:
- Be seeing clients of their own on a regular basis
- Be in regular supervision themselves
- Have at least 250 hours counselling experience
- Be able to aquire one supervisee and
- Be able to write a case study on their supervision practice.
The cost of the course is £600:00 and attendance on the course counts as five supervision sessions.
The course is held over five weekends and the maximum student intake is twelve, so please book early to avoid disappointment. The next course starts on the 17th February 2012.
From left to right. Sarah Lacey Counsellor, Nuala Caslin Family Therapist, Majella Coyle Counsellor White Oaks, Ray Freeman Director E8Training. Ann Boyle and Sara Donavan Rape Crises Centre Counsellors,and Denise O'Boyle Family Therapist. All receiving their NQF level 7 certificates in Clinical Therapy Supervision on 13 February 2011 at CHATS
For further information and an application form email helena@chatsinfo.org or ring 028 7126 3439 or 077 7979 1495.
The next supervision course starts Autumn 2011