We have named our peer support circles super-visionary, to open our hearts and minds to see further and deeper into ourselves and our work (service). We know that supervision is important for safe and effective clinical practice and so we are committed as a professional body to offer this web of support to both students and qualified therapists.
We will hold quarterly circles: confidential online spaces for you to self -reflect and unpack issues related to your practice, client work or your case studies, if you are a student.
Our circles are facilitated according to our living values framework and unity in diversity code. An elder yoga therapist will co- ordinate and steer each group, holding the frame and space.
The circles aim to build:
Community, open communication, learning and trust.
Some common issues that we expect you will bring and that many therapists encounter in their practice include: losing of integrity, creeping imposter syndrome, diminishing professional focus, burn out, caring fatigue or vicarious trauma.
In addition you might have some challenges related to clients: observations and dynamics that you would like to discuss. This is the space to gain assurance, advice and feedback.
February 21st: individuals- hosted by Yvonne
February 28th: schools- hosted by Mel
June 9th: individuals- hosted by Mel
June 23rd: schools- hosted by Yvonne
October 17th: individuals- hosted by Sophia
October 24th: schools-hosted by Sophia
Please let us know 7 days in advance if you have something that you would like support for and to bring for discussion.
We run an annual CPD event which is free and part of your membership.
We are planning a
communication in the therapeutic relationship
half day training in spring 2025.
details to be posted soon
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