My Internal Supervisor
My Internal Supervisor
This training is for therapists or anyone working pastorally or therapeutically with clients (adults or young people). It will provide an opportunity for you to explore and reflect on your own internal supervisor and how this can enhance your therapeutic/pastoral practice.
Using creative approaches, you will connect to and deepen your relationship with your internal supervisor, learning key skills to make time and space for this type of reflection.
We will be exploring this through a faith lens, however, the principles could be applied for those from faith or non-faith backgrounds.
Learning outcomes
- To give participants space to explore their reflective processes and develop new ones.
- Exploration of the concept of internal supervisor from a faith based perspective. Bringing into the focus people spirituality and their connection to this through their role as therapist, counsellor or pastoral support.
About the trainer
Catherine Hockley is a qualified play therapist with over 14 years of experience. She has completed further studies in systemic family therapy, somatic trauma therapy, embodiment psychotherapy and supervision.
Catherine founded Create Hope back in 2015, which offers emotional support to children, young people and families through the provision of play and creative therapy. She has also written, developed and runs all their training which is accredited through NCIP.
With a heart for equipping lives for good, Create Hope provides experiential based accredited training to those wanting to qualify as play and creative therapists and further CPD incorporating approaches from play therapy, systemic therapy and somatic trauma therapy to enhance your practice.
Places are limited; please book early to avoid disappointment.
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My Internal Supervisor
Wednesday 23rd Oct, 2024, 09:30 - 12:30
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