Online supervision with Cal Nield - offered by Sussex Partnership NHS FT
15th November 2024
Timings: 10.00am - 4.30pm
Cost: £50 General Admission, free for Sussex Partnership NHS FT Employees
Who is this for
For clinicians offering or receiving clinical supervision via digital technology, this interactive online workshop aims to highlight the special considerations that supervision online might present when there is the ‘other’ that is the technology in the mix. This training will count towards the Module 4 CPD days for those working towards accreditation as a CAT supervisor,
Learning Outcomes for the Day
There will consideration of the practical, relational, and ethical issues that supervision online presents, with reference to existing research. Attendees can expect to gain understanding of how the features of online communication may impact relationally within supervision. Some interesting questions for practice will be raised & suggestions made for supervisors to consider, with a framework within which the supervisor and supervisee may work safely - considering the psychological processes that may be amplified in this domain.
Biography
Cal Nield, CAT psychotherapist, supervisor and trainer, has a special interest in how we work ‘online’ and has undertaken specialist training with a diploma in Online Therapy. Cal is lead for the CAT-TASTT special interest group (Technology Assisted Supervision, Training and Therapy) and is a member of ACAT’s Ethics Committee where she is particularly interested in raising awareness about the ethical implications of technology in relation to psychotherapy practice.
For More Information email PP@SPFT.nhs.uk
To book your Ticket: https://buytickets.at/sussexmindfulnesscentre/1307786
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