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Supervision Workshop
Thriving through Trauma
Date:         Saturday, 5th June 2021

Location:    Online via Zoom

Timing:       10.00 - 13.00 (GMT)

​Title:           Systemic Supervision : Awareness | Acceptance | Appreciation


This workshop is for psychotherapists, counsellors, coaches and trainees.  During this interactive and experiential workshop the following will be included:
  • Exploring internal processes and impact 
  • Conceptualising cases with 'possibilities' and resources 
  • Power dynamics in sessions
  • Process questioning to help the client explore their subjective experience
  • Setting goals and outcomes with clients
  • Thinking ethically, acting ethically
  • Use of self in therapy session

Cost: £49.00


Vicarious Trauma (VT) is becoming traumatised by our client’s trauma; having “long-term alterations in cognitive schemas, beliefs, expectations, assumptions about self and others” McCann & Pearlman ’90; As with Figley’s early model (Secondary traumatisation ’95) this is considered an inevitable consequence.

It important to have ways to limit VT for:
·       Preventing burn out; maximising effectiveness with clients
·       Stopping our clients (metaphorically) coming home with us
·       Avoiding losing our sense of agency 
·       Noticing early signs of compassion fatigue
·       Maintaining the ability to create connection and strong therapeutic alliance
·       Practicing self-care

Recognising VT
o   Intrusive thoughts
o   Avoidance
o   Hypervigilance
·       Thinking about clients longer than normal, loosening of boundaries
·       Dissociation during sessions (and other countertransference signals)

Limiting VT
·       Supervision
·       Maintain boundaries
·       Practice self-care

What if we limit ways of VT…
Vicarious traumatic growth, for self and others
Vicarious resilience for “enhanced wellbeing” and strategies for supporting others in “coping and protection from future adverse material” Hernandex, Gansel & Engstrom 2007

Contact me on 07966 453387 Sharon@sharonrooke.co.uk if you have been affected by vicarious trauma. 
One-off supervision sessions are available for trauma and dissociation cases.
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