Becoming a Supervisor (for existing youth counsellors) - part 2 of 3
Event Type: Training
Suitable for:
Diploma qualified counsellors, experienced in counselling young people, wishing to become counselling supervisors. You must have previously completed Becoming a Supervisor part 1. .
Credits towards Masters: 30
If you are taking this course including the 'with Masters level credit option' you will need to be seeing clients currently or when the course begins
Please click here to see more information about gaining credits towards a University of East London Masters Qualification.
Aim:
For experienced youth counsellors to develop a comprehensive understanding of the purpose, tasks and methods of clinical supervision. To practice skills development through use of Supervision process models, and identify next steps in becoming a supervisor of young people’s counsellors.
Course Structure:
This course consists of 6 days of facilitated workshops, delivered in 2 day modules over a period of 6 months using interactive training methods, including trainer input, small group discussions, experiential work and the use of a workbook containing background information, frameworks, exercises and action planning tools.
Participants will be encouraged to do some pre-course reading. Those wishing to take forward credits from the course will produce a post training, written assignment of a case study illustrating key aspects of supervising counsellors working with young people
Topics covered:
8. Working with the developmental stages of Supervisees
9. Seven-eyed process model of individual supervision
10. Group supervision
11. Working positively with difference
Trainer:
Carolyn Mumby has over twenty years experience within the field of youth work, counselling, project development, project management and training. She is a qualified youth and community worker, counsellor, leadership coach, and trainer and an experienced casework supervisor and consultant.
What previous participants valued about Youth Access Supervision training with this trainer:
“I found the course really useful, informative and thought provoking. Thank you.”
“Fantastic! Learned so much and given so much to think about.”
“All of it was useful but particularly the 7 eyed model of supervision – the questions, use of symbols. How to contract supervision.”
“The training helped me to learn not only about “supervision” but about myself – it helped clarify the things that were important to me. The more that I am in touch with myself the more I can be receptive and responsive to the needs of others.”
This course has been accredited by UEL
Prices:
- Youth Access Members (not seeking UEL Credits): £130.00
- Youth Access Members (seeking UEL Credits and Award): £150.00
- Voluntary Sector or individual non-members: £200.00
- Statutory or Private Sector non-members: £300.00
