A two part workshop in dialogue with John Wilson.
Part one - How to help your supervisee find their voice
Use THIS LINK to Book Part two - Finding your voice in Supervision
Learning Objective Participants Can Expect From This Event
- To reflect on and consider how to facilitate authentic expression within the supervisory relationship.
- To let go of fear of judgement as both a supervisor and supervisee.
- Establishing greater relational depth and understanding between supervisors and supervisees.
Who is This Workshop Appropriate For?
- Supervisors and anyone who engages in supervision and reflective practice.
How May This Workshop Impact Your Practice?
- The hope is that it will inspire confidence and encouragement to have honest and fear free conversations within supervision.
Course Content
Presenter
Neela Masani has over twenty five years’ experience as a psychotherapist, Yoga therapist and supervisor specialising in women’s mental health, developmental trauma, attachment, and self actualisation. She is a chapter author in a book edited by Robin Shohet entitled ‘Supervision as Spiritual Practice’ and works somatically and holistically with her clients and supervisees.
Neela is passionate about helping practitioners find their own authentic voice and sense of self as a therapist and/or supervisor. She aims to encourage those she works with to firstly turn inwards to hear their own still voice of wisdom and thus be guided to express themselves fully and fearlessly.
In her work, Neela draws upon a number of areas of knowledge integrating a somatic and psychospiritual approach with modern neuroscience, ancient Yoga wisdom and creative practices of writing and other art forms.
