Stoke up the fire!
Bespoke Supervision Courses for helping, counselling and health care practitioners
Led by Sheila Ryan Bsc. D.S.Hom. FSHom Dip. Couns. Dip. Sup. EAS accredited supervisor and supervision teacher.
Sea Change supervisions can make a lasting difference to your life in practice. Unlike most courses, they are tailor made to your needs. Sea Change supervisions go for shift. We don’t just talk about it, we do it!
The Sea Change approach is to work in small groups. This allows space and time for real practice, play, experiment, reflection, and most importantly, transformational learning, that is learning that makes a lasting difference.
We take a mindful approach which strengthens your practice and helps provide the transformational learning.
A unique 4 Kingdom review of your life in practice can help restore purpose and make changes in line with your core values.
Each course works as a supervision for you, in your context, as well as an education, practice and refresher in giving and receiving professional supervision.
An important part of the Sea Change experience is to be on this wild and rocky island. It can literally help restore us to our senses. What is of elemental value in practice can surface more readily when viewed from the perspective of ’this wee dot of an island in the blue’ as one course participant puts it. ‘It’s like walking off the edge of your world and looking back, and seeing how it is.’
Come with your own team, student or peer group or join in with others.
Courses also at your own place of work by arrangement
Courses for supervising professional teams
Design your own course to meet the needs of your team or organisation. Contact me for an initial free consultation for research and design. This project is especially in support of managers and teams in the helping and health service professions. Course fees by arrangement.
A Sea Change Certificate in Supervision
Two three day courses for professionals together make a Sea Change Certificate in Professional Supervision.
The courses can be taken individually. To achieve a Sea Change Certificate, first take Basic Kit and then Creative Approaches. Each course is self, peer and facilitator assessed using shared criteria.
Supervision Basic Kit.
A hands on workshop in how to use your professional skills and capacities to be both an effective peer supervisor, and to make the most of your own supervision.
This course is useful to refresh and update your supervision practice. It proves especially useful at times of transition and mid life practice review. It includes basic kit for beginner peer supervisors. ( now all you need is practice)
24 hours over 3 days. £320 per person includes lunches and handbook ‘Vital Practice’.
3 Day Basic Kit: Wednesday 4th to Friday 6th May. Booking Now.
This course, working as a facilitated peer practice and learning, takes you through the role, tasks, relationships, basic maps, models and ethics of supervision.
A characteristically mindful approach is taken.
Active listening, reflection and feedback are the core skills practised and refreshed within a supervisory matrix. Inquiry and intervention at different levels and in different ways, to meet individual learning needs, are explored and mapped.
Basic Kit Certificate is awarded on completion of reflective self assessment, peer and facilitator feedback using shared criteria.
Creative Supervision.
24 hours over 3 days. £375 inclusive lunch and all materials.
Co-facilitated with Sarah Gilpin Sculptor and arts facilitator
This course invites you to engage more deeply in a four kingdom and element review of your practice through art-play in this wild and worked land and sea scape. This can be deeply restorative and stimulating. Helpful in transitions, in shifting stuck cases, in maintaining wellbeing, and great fun too. This is art- play and re – creation rather than art work. No experience or facility in art or writing is required. This is self supervision as well as aquiring new skills for your practice.
We will be listening to, making and revising fire, air, water and stone stories that breathe meaning into our lives in practice. We will be tracing our elemental stories through the kingdoms of plant, mineral, animal and the imponderables. We will be moving and mark making in the land scape, on paper and in stone. We will be walking, sitting, looking and dreaming up our own sense of place in our lives and work from the fragments, tracings, marks and stories we discover here.
The Certificate in Creative Supervision is awarded on completion of self, peer and facilitators reflective assessments using shared criteria.
The complete Sea Change Certificate in Supervision is awarded on completion of both courses and assessments.
To Book courses Email info@seachangeuk.com.
Call 01305 860 428.
Student Supervision Master Class
The School of Homeopathy together with Sea Change invites you to a master class in clinical supervision.
The School is actively looking for new Supervisors to join the School supervision network. With this accredited training, homeopaths registered in practice for 3 years can join the recommended network and be listed on the School website. Once on the Network you are also invited to a free annual Supervision training day at the School and can use the network for peer support and exchange.This certified CPD course (14 hours) equips you to use a homeopathic and mindful approach in supervising students. You can apply this to self and peer supervision too. The workshop is open to current as well as potential Network members. It runs as a facilitated peer supervision and so refreshes and updates as well as introduces new members.
This Dynamic Supervision, including a 4 Kingdom review and story revision can help to grow your own practice as well as support others.
Led by Sheila Ryan (FSHom, Dip Sup, EAS) an accredited and experienced supervision teacher and homeopath. Sheila has been Clinical Principal at the School, Society of Homeopaths registration supervisor and successfully taught this Dynamic Supervision in the UK, in Europe, in the USA and Ghana.
March 22nd and 23rd 2012.
Thursday 10 am to 5pm and Friday 9am to 4pm.
Sea Change 223 Church Ope Road Portland Dorset DT51JA
£225 includes handbook and lunch both days
Places limited to 7This course constitutes 50% of a Sea Change Basic Kit Certificate in the supervision of helping and health care professionals.
See ww.seachangeuk.com for detailsLook at The School online resources for Supervision at http://www.alternative-training.com/login-register/
To reserve your place contact info@seachangeuk.com or call Sheila on 01305 860 428
Then send £50 deposit together with a brief bio including your experience of giving and receiving supervision to
Sea Change 223 Church Ope Road Portland Dorset DT51JA
Travel to Portland
Sea Change is on the Isle of Portland off Weymouth in the UK.
By car: Follow the A354. Go over the causeway between Chesil beach on your right and Portland harbour with the Weymouth and Portland National Sailing Academy on your left.
Keeping left, follow the hill up to the top of Portland with panoramic views over Chesil Bank to your right. At this roundabout take the first main exit and keeping left carry on through Easton Square with the Co-op shop to your left and Easton Square to your right.
Follow the left then right bend in the road and continue down Wakeham, a wide road descending towards the sea, until you come to the thatched Portland museum just after the Mermaid pub.
Parking is on Wakeham or round the bend on the right in the museum car park. To walk to Sea Change go to Church Ope Road, the turning on the left between the museum and the castle arch ahead of you on the bend of the road. Church Ope Road is a no throughway leading straight out onto the coast path.
Sea Change is the white cottage on the left.
By train: To Weymouth Station from London Waterloo or Bristol. Buses from the town centre outside Debenhams to Portland Easton Square and walk down Wakeham to Church Ope Road. Taxis outside the station in Weymouth.
Airports Bournemouth and Southampton on the Waterloo to Weymouth line.
Accommodation
On the spot: Church Ope Studio www.churchopestudio.com for self catering for 1 or a couple.
The Portland Bird Observatory is the least expensive place to stay. Shared rooms. Book early.
See to portlandbirdobs.org.uk 01305 820 553 Martin Cade is warden there. A walk along the cliffs (allow an hour) to get to Sea Change and another 15 minutes to walk from Church Ope to St Georges. Or drive 5 minutes.
Lots of B and Bs on Portland. Contact for details.