Dr Lynne Souter-Anderson presents….. TRULY CREATIVE SUPERVISION 13 CPD hours Friday 15th & Saturday 16th May 2020 9.30 am – 4.00 pm both days (registration from 9am on day one). |
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Venue: Salvation Army, 1203 Bourges Boulevard, New England, Peterborough, PE1 2AU – parking and access at the rear of the building
Cost £150
Cost £150
Workshop DescriptionThis will be a two-days, hands-on experiential workshop that aims to engage and enhance the supervisor’s creativity. Lynne will incorporate creative exercises working with professional narrative and imagery, clay and sand, and small, and large scale art ideas which will be suitable for one to one and group supervision. Throughout the two days there will be plenty of opportunities for discussion and the sharing of ideas. The event will be underpinned by taking a professional stance on the role of the supervisor working in private practice and/or organisations where ethical considerations and safeguarding protocols are seamlessly integrated.
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For more information contact Paula: 01733 348439 or email: chair@peterboroughcruse.net
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Workshop PresenterDr. Lynne Souter-Anderson, Founder Member of the Clay Therapy Community is a Fellow of the National Counselling Society, a BACP Senior Accredited Therapist, accredited Senior Supervisor with PTUK and registered Consultant Sandplay Therapist with the AST. Lynne is a psychotherapist, clinical supervisor, consultant and published author of three books and numerous journal articles, on the subject of Clay Therapy. With over 40 years’ experience as a teacher, 30 years as a psychotherapist and 20 years as a trainer in the psychotherapeutic field, Lynne’s knowledge and expertise is often drawn upon when she is invited to deliver keynote speeches and workshops at conferences around the world. Her private practice is in Cambridgeshire, UK, and she loves being a Grandma!
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