Are you a manager or team leader who supervises client centered staff? How do you debrief staff after a difficult situation or support them through a crisis intervention? How do you ensure your supervision is working for all? It is always a juggling act when we supervise. We need to look after our clients, our staff, our organisation and of course ourselves. This workshop examines the range of methods by which support can be provided, including structured, planned supervision,...
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Assessments are made against units of competency from the Diploma of Leadership and Management BSB51915.
Facilitate workplace debriefing and support processes (CHCMGT005)
$150Limited
GST free
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$140
Debriefing Skills (Assessment Only)
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Do you provide group supervision? Have you been asked to facilitate reflective practice groups or case reviews for your team? Group supervision has the potential to develop a cohesive, team approach to service delivery. It can provide strong collegial support and foster the development of collective knowledge about specific practice challenges. Group supervision also has particular potential to generate fresh ideas about complex situations and to extend people’s perspectives....
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This workshop is for experienced supervisors who wish to review their supervision practice and extend their skills in supervision. The focus of the workshop is on ways to increase the impact of the supervision that we provide. We will draw upon a range of traditions and approaches to facilitate your analysis of supervision issues and to develop strategies. The workshop includes a range of resources that you can continue to use to reflect on your supervision practice, and to review...
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When it works well, supervision is a key resource for the professional development of the staff member and for client outcomes. Supervision can be the most important way that people develop practical expertise for their job. However studies suggest that supervision often takes only a ‘quick fix’ approach. This workshop is based on a framework for professional supervision that acknowledges four different functions of supervision: administration, support, development and mediation....
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$560Limited
GST free
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$520
Professional Supervision: How and Why?
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<p>{image name:“AASW CPD Endorsed Logo” align:“right” width:“100” height:“100”}</p><p>When it works well, supervision is a key resource for the professional development of the staff member and for
Quality supervision of case managers ensures quality case management and enables and supports case managers to do their best. Develop a framework, skills and strategies for strengths-based supervision for client-centred, quality and consistent case management practice. Learn how to use supervision to model skilled practice. Learn about: A model of case management supervision Structuring supervision sessions and engaging case managers in supervision Conversations to facilitate...
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Engaging in a supervisory, support, peer, mentoring, consulting or overseeing role with others reflects one’s knowledge, experience and position. These roles are both rewarding and challenging. Rewards come in the form of being able to directly assist others in achieving their goals and overcoming their challenges. Challenges come in the form of knowledge base, ethical and practice dilemmas. Supporting and growing the competence of workers who engage in direct client service roles...
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Are you a manager or team leader who supervises client centered staff? How do you debrief staff after a difficult situation or support them through a crisis intervention? How do you ensure your supervision is working for all? It is always a juggling act when we supervise. We need to look after our clients, our staff, our organisation and of course ourselves. This workshop examines the range of methods by which support can be provided, including structured, planned supervision,...
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This course has no current classes. Please
the waiting list.
