ONE PLACE REMAINING
Are you a Clinician who has some Family Therapy training and experience and looking to continue to develop your practice?
If you are a clinician seeking to further develop your therapeutic skills and explore new avenues for growth in your practice, engagement in a Systemic Clinical Supervision Group would provide you with the opportunity to do so.
What is Systemic Clinical Supervision?
Systemic Clinical Supervision is a structured, collaborative group process, facilitated by a Master Qualified Family Therapist with the focus on enhancing clinical skills and knowledge. It provides a safe and supportive space for clinicians to:
- Present, discuss and reflect on cases; link theory to practice
- Practice systemic hypothesizing and formulation
- Review and discuss relevant, systemic articles
- Explore practice dilemmas with a group of like-minded peers
Key Details:
- Duration: 10 sessions
- Frequency: Monthly
- Session Length: 1.5 hours
- Group Size: Limited to 8 clinicians
- Facilitator: Mandy Kavanagh-Vincent – Experienced, Masters Qualified Systemic Family and Couples Therapist
Benefits of Joining:
- Enhanced Clinical Skills: Develop a deeper understanding of Systemic Therapy and its applications.
- Peer Support: Connect with a community of clinicians to share experiences and insights.
- Tailored Groups: Places allocated to create groups with similar levels of experience to maximize peer and supervisor input.
- Case Exploration: Present and receive feedback on your most challenging cases.
- Stay Current: Stay up-to-date with the latest systemic therapy research and techniques.
- Practice Growth: Refine your skills and competence and explore approaches to managing practice dilemmas.
Who Can Join?
- Qualified/Registered clinicians who work with families and have some knowledge and understanding of Systemic Practice
- Nurses, Psychologists, Social Workers, Occupational Therapists, Psychiatrists, Psychotherapists, Counsellors
Applications for new group starting February 2026 now being considered