Supervision Skills
The importance of good supervision
About this course
Learn about the importance of good supervision and its role in improving practice, enhancing development and protecting against burnout and vicarious trauma. This course will explore key supervisory models and approaches, the centrality of the supervisory relationship and working alliance, practical supervision skills, reflection on your supervision style, as well as tools for structuring, monitoring and assessing the effectiveness of supervision.
Who it's for
For those who supervise or lead a team.
Your instructor
Dr Emma Williamson
Founder and CEO, Consultant Clinical Psychologist
Passionately working across organisational boundaries to develop new approaches to address health inequalities, Dr Williamson has a national reputation as leader in the development and delivery of services to address the needs of people with complex needs and people experiencing multiple disadvantage.
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She is an experienced supervisor, supervising a wide range of professionals, and conducted doctoral level research into attachment in the supervisory relationship.
Emma is also the CEO of aneemo, works in private practice, teaches on the Clinical Psychology Doctorate at King’s College London’s Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience and is a published author, regularly talking at conferences, in national media, TV documentaries and news programmes.
Questions
When does the course start and finish?
Whenever you like. It's fully self-paced: start when you enrol, finish in one sitting or over several weeks.
How long do I have access?
For as long as you need it. You get lifetime access, for as long as the course is published on our platform, on any device you own.
Can my organisation buy places for a whole team?
Yes. Use "Get a team price" to see bulk and annual licence prices straight away, or ask us and we'll come back with bulk and annual licence options, invoicing, and completion reporting for your managers.