Wheel of Supervision Part 1
Understand the role of Supervisor across various models
online training is now being offered nation-wide via zoom
FEB: Thur 6 & Fri 7, Thur 13 & Fri 14, Thur 27 & Fri 28
MAR: Thur 6 & Fri 7 and Thur 13 & Fri 14
2025
Part 1 is over 5 days (or 10 half-days online) and comprises 36 hours training (including prep.)
* Full details of all components of the Training Pathway are available in a printable document here
If you are a practising supervisor seeking accreditation with your professional association* or an experienced practitioner who wants to learn about supervision in an environment in which you can put your learning into practice, this course is for you.
Gain a comprehensive understanding of the inter-relational aspects of supervision, the tasks and responsibilities of the role. Whilst the theoretical underpinning of the program is existential-phenomenological, various supervision models are explored. You will be encouraged to develop a personal model of supervision that maximises best practice for you and your supervisees.
The primary attention is on individual supervision and the module will also provide insights into group and team supervisory work. Various theories and philosophical views will be examined with a focus on experiential activities, group discussion and supervision practice.
The module will encompass:
- Introduction to the Wheel of Supervision
- Models of Supervision
- Creating Safety
- What informs my supervisory practice?
- Who am I as a supervisor?
- Understanding the client
- Understanding the supervisee
- The responsible supervisor
Facilitators: Dr Alison Strasser & Dr Adam McLean
Alison Strasser DProf (Psychotherapy & Counselling), MA, BA Hons
Alison is a practising psychotherapist, coach and supervisor. She is also an educator with a passion for imparting how existential themes can be integrated into every therapeutic approach. She was instrumental in creating the existential curriculum for many counselling and psychotherapy trainings in Australia and her doctorate focused on the process of supervision, work that led to a framework for supervisor training, now a major component of CEP’s annual program.
Adam McLean DProf (Psychotherapy & Counselling), M Counselling, Grad Dip Psych/Couns, BCHC, BN
Adam is a clinical psychotherapist, supervisor, educator and trainer with over 30 years experience and a continuing interest in the human capacity for opening up to the possibilities in life. He is recognised as a leading group therapist and supervisor and provides training in both areas. In addition to leading groups, Adam has developed a group leadership training program that is underpinned by Yalom’s process approach.
ONLINE via zoom
Dates 2025: Thur & Fri mornings 9.00am to 12.30pm over 10 mornings in February and March as follows:
FEB: 6 & 7, 13 & 14, 27 & 28
MAR: 6 & 7, 13 & 14
Location: online via zoom (registrants will receive an invitation to participate and all the details and pre-reading links they require well in advance of the beginning of the training)
Cost: $1100 (flat rate)
CPD Hours: 36 (inc. prep)
Note: All parts of this Course will be offered live but online via zoom. Part 2 of the Training and all follow-up practice groups etc. will also be delivered in the same way so that all can complete the training wherever they are located. See the Training Pathway for full details of all components here
*Please note: The online delivery of this course is accredited by PACFA and endorsed by AAOS. The online delivery is not endorsed by the ACA. ACA Members should speak with us when considering this course
Practice Groups form part of the Training Pathway. There are 10 hours (2 sessions) between each module for those who wish to continue towards accreditation. See the Training Pathway for full details here
Supervision on Supervision Groups are offered to those want them, to meet the PACFA and ACA accreditation requirements of 15 hours. These can also be completed with an external supervisor. See the Training Pathway for full details here
** Payment Plans for the package can be negotiated as required
