Diploma in supervision
A dynamic supervision course for practitioners looking to develop, deepen and broaden their supervision practice. With places on the course limited to a small group, our two trainers co-training together, ensure attendees get the very best theoretical and experiential training in supervision.
The Supervision Central Diploma in Supervision is a 10 day programme aligned with BACP and UKCP standards for supervision training. With a tried and tested blend of academic theory and practical experience, the course will give you the skills and knowledge you need to become a clinical supervisor.
- Part-time course taking place over 2 long and 2 short weekends during the year.
- We train in small groups ensuring all attendees have space to fully participate.
- Takes place online - no restriction of location.
- A robust training experience with two trainers who co-teach together.
- Inclusive environment where students are encouraged to come as they are.
Course information
The course is made up of four modules comprising two long weekends (Fri-Sun) and two short weekends (Sat-Sun). As it takes place online - there is no requirement to travel.
We are proud of the fact that the Diploma in Supervision is unique in having two trainers working together throughout. Bev and Ronen use their extensive experience to deliver an insightful and dynamic course.
Two trainers' expertise
Co-teaching is a central element of the course. The learning encounter we offer emphasises mutual responsiveness and transformation. We are social beings and as such, we fundamentally need an-other in order to grow and learn. In these relational encounters, we experience the disturbance of the other’s differences, which presents challenge and great potential for expansion and vitality.
Course structure
Our teaching style combines short didactic pieces of theory along with experiential exercises to stimulate the unconscious and creative process using symbolism and imagery. We also offer space for small group and large group discussion and process and plenty of observed skills practice with constructive feedback
The training can be used towards meeting the criteria for accreditation in the UK. E.g. BACP accredited Supervisor, or PTSTA which is recognised by UKCP &UKATA, and internationally by EATA and ITAA.
Assessment
Students will be assessed on their skills and knowledge of supervision via:
- observed practice skills during training weekends
- a written assignment (3,000 words) on your philosophy of supervision
- a written case study (3,000 words) and 5 mins transcript
- 30 hours of supervision practice*
For more information - see Northside Training