Clinical practice is becoming increasingly more demanding across health and social care environments. The nature of this work can be stressful, complex, and often involves working with associated risk issues.

Those who work in health and social care, as part of their roles, are required to utilise clinical supervision. Health and social care workers often receive minimal clinical supervision training. Indeed, many workers receive no clinical supervision training at all and yet are expected to carry this out.

This dynamic online training day is delivered by two experienced mental health nurses (Chris Tandy and Mark Holmes).

Past delegates describe this online training experience as engaging, interactive and very informative to enhance clinical supervision skills.

By the end of the course the participant should be able to:

• Utilise supervision and reflective models to guide clinical supervision.
• Understand the roles and responsibilities of clinical supervision (of the supervisor and supervisee).
• Recognise the benefits of clinical supervision.
• Distinguish barriers to clinical supervision.
• Apply active listening skills and effective questioning techniques.
• Appreciate good practice tips for clinical supervision.
• Understand contracting, confidentiality issues and recording processes for clinical supervision.
• Understand the different modes/formats for clinical supervision.

This course is relevant for all health and social care staff (professionally qualified and unqualified support care staff). The course will enable workers to recognise the importance of the clinical supervision process to support their practice, lifelong learning/development, and their own well-being.

• Attendance Certificate: Yes
• CPD Hours: 6.5

• Basic Rate: £150