Group Supervision

Date: 6 May 2027 

Start time: 9:30am 

End time: 4:30pm 

Venue: Online via Zoom  

Registration closes at 9:00 am on 06 May 2027

Much CBT supervision is delivered to small or large groups. This workshop considers how best to combine what we know about good practice in supervision with our knowledge of group dynamics, thus maximising the benefits of supervision within a group setting. 

It will address: 

• the basics of ‘good’ supervision (a brief refresher) 

• similarities with, and differences from, individual supervision 

• learning within groups 

• group dynamics and leadership styles 

• a range of frameworks for group supervision 

• the challenges of group supervision 

• maximising the benefits of group supervision: developing the necessary supervisor skills 

Attendees will take part in ‘live’ supervision. This means that the workshop will use experiential techniques, and that attendees will be able to use their own case material within the workshop. Please only bring clinical material if your patient has given permission for you to receive supervision relating to their case. 
 
References 

CBT Supervision - OCTC booklet 

Kennerley & Clohessy (2010) Becoming a Supervisor in: Oxford Guide to Surviving as a CBT Therapist Ed Mueller et al (O.U.P) 

Muse, K., Kennerley, H. & McManus, F. (2022). The why, what, when, who and how of assessing CBT competence to support lifelong learning. Cognitive Behavioural Therapist doi:10.1017/S1754470X22000502 

Certificate of Attendance 

A digital certificate stating the hours of live participation in the workshop will be available to download after the training.  

Workshop recording available to attendees 

By attending this workshop, I understand I am giving my consent for the workshop to be video recorded and for this video recording to be available to people attending the workshop live and for it to be sold separately, for the amount of time determined by OCTC and outlined in the purchase agreement. My name (if displayed onscreen) and image may form part of the recording. Recordings are the property of OCTC and making copies of these recordings or sharing login details is not permitted. Please do not reveal details which may compromise the anonymity of clients. 

The recording will be available to view for 12 months.