The Art and Science of Supervision
This Advanced Certificate and PACFA Endorsed Supervision Training brings together the science of supervision that informs the ‘know-how’ of practice, together with the art of supervision.
This training is offered to qualified and established professionals who work in counselling, psychotherapy and other people-focused professions. It is suitable both for those who are seeking to begin their supervision practice or those with experience who would like to deepen their learning and practice. A key focus of this course is the formation of professional supervisors as they establish their own unique professional identity and style.
A distinctive feature of this course – that involves teaching, interactive workshopping, practice opportunities and assessment – is the integration of creative arts-based supervision activities.
This course provides supervision frameworks based on Australian and international research into best practice. It facilitates generic competencies that apply to a range of helping professions and is endorsed by the Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia (PACFA) as meeting its Accredited Supervisor training requirements.
Presenter/s:
Gabrielle Enright
An experienced professional, Gabrielle’s career has spanned a variety of landscapes, including education, health and wellbeing, corporate leadership and team development in addition to extensive experience as a counsellor. Her supervision practice involves working with individuals in private practice and with employees of organisations. Her wholistic approach enables supervisees to grow and flourish both personally and professionally in order to bring their best to their work in the moment, and to maintain the highest possible professional and industry standards. Gabrielle is a Registered Clinical Counsellor (PACFA) and a member of ACSA (Australian Clinical Supervision Association).
Rachel Friebel
Rachel has a background in community services, including program management and leadership. Rachel has worked as a counsellor, educator and manager in Family and Relationship Programs and currently works in both private practice and the Mental Health sector. She has enjoyed working as part of multidisciplinary teams and gaining exposure to a number of different areas within community services, affording her a wholistic view of client support. Rachel’s background in non-government organisations has provided her with a particular awareness of the impact of systems on the wellbeing and practice of staff. Rachel currently provides both group and individual supervision for a range of professionals who work in organisations or private practice. Rachel is a Registered Clinical Counsellor (PACFA) and a member of ACSA (Australian Clinical Supervision Association).
Dr Pamela Brear
Pamela is a university-trained senior counsellor and educator who has a rich regard for the supervisory process. She has developed a specialised interest and extensive experience in the provision of clinical supervision and in the development of training for supervisors and their ongoing professional development.
Pamela undertook training in clinical supervision as part of her Doctoral studies and subsequently at the University of Canberra. She is accredited as a Supervisor by the Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia (PACFA) and is a member of ACSA (Australian Clinical Supervision Association).
Pamela currently provides clinical supervision to practitioners from a diverse range of helping professions, on an individual and group basis in both urban and rural settings. She works with both private practitioners and with organisations with which she is contracted to provide Consultative Supervision for their staff. She also provides supervision of the supervision practice of practitioners, and is engaged herself in regular supervision of both her client and supervisory work.
This course counts towards 45.5 hours of category A CPD.
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