3rd & 4th September 2021 (Virtual)
3rd Dublin City University Supervision Conference
Clinical Supervision: Exploring, Enlivening & Enhancing Practice
The Psychotherapy Department in Dublin City University, Ireland, are delighted to host our 3rd Supervision Conference, which will be online in September 2021. This conference brings together leading international and national experts in the field who will provide keynote speeches and masterclasses focused on the role of supervision in exploring, enlivening and enhancing practice.
The conference will offer masterclasses, contemporary research papers and round table discussions on key supervisory issues. The conference schedule is designed to be of relevance to healthcare practitioners, including counsellors, psychotherapists, psychologists, social workers and nurses who are providing and receiving supervision and supervision consultation.
Keynote speeches
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Friday 3rd September Professor Emmy Van Deurzen Existential Supervision-A Search for Meaning and Value |
Saturday 4th September Professor Rod Goodyear The Use of Deliberate Practice in Supervision and Training: Some Early Indicators of Where Impacts will be Greatest
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Masterclasses
Friday 3rd September
Professor David Kleist
Facilitating Clinical Skills via Reflexive Supervisory Practice: The Reflection Model of Triadic Supervision
Saturday 4th September
Dr. Geraldine Holton
Evaluation and Supervisor Report: Unwelcome Task or Lifegiving Learning Experience?
Delegates will be awarded a total of 12 hours of CPD (6 per day) and /or 8 hours of PSI points (4 per day) for Psychological Society of Ireland.
Further information on booking available here
The booking fee for the two-day conference is €80 (single day bookings are not available)
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