Supervision Group with
Ruth Nightingale and Liz Beauchamp
Who is this for: Trainee Gestalt Psychotherapists
Format: Maximum of 10 attendees (minimum 8)
Purpose: To enable trainee psychotherapists to pracce in a facilitated group to build competence and confidence in live supervision. The weekend will particularly support trainees who are looking to complete their training in the near future and who wish to gain confidence prior to their Viva. The weekend will account for 14 hours towards supervision requirements.
Expectations: The content of the weekend will be formed primarily around practising as therapists in live supervision. It is also anticipated that some group process, theoretical discussion along with feedback would be included. In essence our hope is that there will be opportunity to practice as therapists in live supervision and explore theoretical concepts and how they can be applied with our clients.
Date:
January 24th-26th 2025
Times:
Friday 14:00-17:30
Saturday 09:30-13:00 & 14:00- 17:30
Sunday 09:30-13:00
Equivalent to 14 hours Supervision
Cost: £250 per person
Price will include Group dinner Friday, refreshments during breaks and lunch on Saturday
Where:
To be held in Liz’s home in Beer (EX123AQ) where there is a comfortable space to sit together. There is also plenty of outdoor space for additional nourishment, with the South West Coast path minutes away.
Accommodation is in addition to the weekend cost. There are a couple of hotels and guest houses in Beer, a Premier Inn in Seaton (10 minute drive away) and two on site Airbnb studios – that accommodate 2 and a plus one on a mattress on the floor – to keep prices down (POA)
Please apply in writing to Lizbeauchamp@hotmail.com or if you are interested and want more information prior to applying please contact Liz or Ruth Ruthnightingale@hotmail.co.uk
Ruth (MSc Gestalt Psychotherapy, UKCP) has a private therapy and supervision practice in Dorset. She has worked as a tutor on the Gestalt training at Metanoia since 2016. Ruth’s main interest is the holistic aspect of Gestalt practice and her training with Ruella Frank informs her phenomenological and experimental interest in movement as support for awareness and growth.
Liz (MSc Gestalt Psychotherapy, UKCP) has a private practice in Devon where she offers therapy and supervision, both group and individual. She also works as a business consultant to owner managers in London. Her main interest is working relationally, in both contexts, to support awareness, choice and growth.