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supervision

specialist supervision for practitioners who are supporting women subjected to sexual trauma, violence & abuse

Location: online & telephone

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Supervision

Specialist supervision:

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Specialist clinical supervision for practitioners who are working with individuals who have been subjected to sexual trauma, violence & abuse.

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Supervision offers safe supportive spaces for newly qualified & experienced practitioners to reflect on their practice to learn, develop, enhance knowledge, increase confidence, care for their own wellbeing & support individual development.

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Supervision is considered an ethical & professional expectation to support effective practice, alongside being an ethical framework requirement under regulatory bodies such as BACP & UKCP if you are a registered member.

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Connected, comfortable & convenient:

Online supervision sessions (via a video conferencing platform) & telephone sessions take place from the comfort of your own home, allowing you a reflective space that is comfortable, familiar & convenient. This offers you enhanced convenience to work around your role, practice & commitments.

In accordance with ethical frameworks, we recommend supervision once a month (at least).

You are also able to request when you would like your supervision session through our online booking system.

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Space journal:

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When you book in your first supervision session with GINA, you will receive a complimentary professionally printed copy of our accompanying supervision journal: Space. This resource pairs perfectly with your supervision sessions & allows you to capture, reflect on & work with alongside supervision sessions.

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Supervision sessions take place with Kay, our qualified clinical supervisor…

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Meet Kay:

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I’m Kay (female) & I am a qualified clinical supervisor specializing in working with supervisee’s who’s clients have been subjected to sexual trauma, violence & abuse.

I offer a safe, trusting space where we can work together to explore your clients using different modalities such as Internal Family Systems (IFS), Trauma Informed, Humanistic & person-centred. Whether you are just beginning your journey as a counsellor or whether you are more experienced, we work together so you get the best from your sessions.

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The foundation of my supervision sessions use the three step method which I feel gives, structure, reflection & achievement to each session. As supervisee, you can then build on this foundation to ensure the sessions meet your needs & style of supervision. You may feel that working creatively works & we can use imaginary, therapy cards & drawing… or you may feel that having more structure works better so we will adapt sessions accordingly.

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There will be sessions where I offer more support & times when I may challenge you to help with your professional development, which can be discussed with you to understand how you would like to be supported & challenged so you get the most out of your supervision sessions.

As part of our supervision sessions, I encourage you to use the Space journal which you can use alongside our sessions, after client sessions or in moments of reflection; this supports sessions & also offers a good reference point to refer back to & read/reflect on. It is your journal to be as creative as you wish… draw, colour, words, collage… whatever supports you best.

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Online Support Form: please complete & return this form (below) to your supervisor prior to your first session.

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the Space journal

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Space is a journal designed to offer a supportive & reflective space to reflect, capture thoughts/experiences & engage in critical thinking activities to support you in your role, look after your own wellbeing, support you with vicarious trauma & promote self-development. This journal has specifically been designed for practitioners who are working in the field of ending violence against women & girls & supporting women & girls subjected to sexual trauma, violence & abuse in the statutory, private or voluntary sector.

Due to the nature of supporting women with sexual trauma, working in this field can bring distress, overwhelm, burn out & vicarious trauma. The subsequent need for support, reflection, self-care & space is crucial for practitioners. 

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Pages within Space contain reflective activities, questions, critical thinking exercises, space for you to capture notes/thoughts/experiences, creative tasks & pages tailored to accompany your supervision sessions.

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Explore how you’re feeling, how cases/clients are progressing, how to look after yourself, how to overcome any difficulties/challenges & how to reflect to learn more about yourself, your practice & your values.

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Write. Doodle. Note. Scribble. Use these pages whenever & in whatever way works best for you.

This is your Space.

 

When you book in your first supervision session with GINA, you will receive a complimentary professionally printed copy of our accompanying supervision journal: Space. This resource pairs perfectly with your supervision sessions & allows you to capture, reflect on & work with alongside supervision sessions.

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