Arts-Based Supervision Skills Training (online)

This training will contain theory, experiential learning, and opportunities for supervision practice, and can be used as either an arts therapy based PD opportunity, or towards registration as an approved supervisor with ANZACATA.  It is best suited to experienced professional members, as it assumes a working clinical knowledge and experience in arts therapy.  

the training will cover

• Definitions of supervision
• A variety of models and approaches to supervision
• Arts-based integration
• Clinical practice
• Ethics and Contracts.  

timing of the training

1pm-4pm each day (NZDT) - 11am in eastern Australia and 8am in western Australia and Asia
Sat and Sun 28 & 29 Nov
Sat and Sun 5 & 6 Dec
Sat 19 Dec

As well as the five zoom based sessions, participants will be expected to engage in supervision practice with other participants during the weeks in between the zoom based learnings.  

who is offering the training?

Tania Blomfield and Supreet Chadha

Tania lives in Doubtless Bay in New Zealand and is a graduate from Whitecliffe College of Arts and Design.  She has specialised in working with trauma, with a particular interest in dissociation and shame.  She became interested in supervision early on in her career and has been providing clinical supervision for the last ten years.  Since graduating Whitecliffe, she has begun to develop arts based supervision, integrating arts based practice into more traditional talk based practices. 

Supreet lives in Auckland, New Zealand, and is a graduate from Whitecliffe College of Arts and Design.  She has specialised in working in the field of addictions, and for the last few years, has also begun doing trauma work.  Supreet has a strong interest in supervision, and enjoys the complexity of ethics and ethical dilemmas. 

cost

A maximum of 15 members will be admitted to the online supervision training course and the cost is $350 (AUD) for each participant. GST must be added to those in Australia who participate.