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Career Consultant - GCDF

Certified Supervision Professional (CSP)
Certified Educational Program in Supervision

The CSP program focuses on developing supervisory skills, enhancing the ability of professionals to effectively support other professionals in the field of counselling.
Career Consultant - GCDF

Description of the Program

Supervision is an integral part of proper professional practice for those active in the field of social professions and counseling.

The CSP program provides theoretical and practical knowledge, aiming to help participants support other professionals in developing their skills, clarify goals and working methods, and improve the effectiveness of their professional practice.

It is an intensive training program that focuses on modern theory and practice of professional supervision.

Thematic Axes

  • The role of supervision
    Aims, objectives, appropriate conditions for implementation and differentiation between supervision and other forms of professional support.
  • Supervision models
    Presentation of basic models that contribute to the understanding of the supervisory process.
  • Professional development
    Topics related to personal learning style, cognitive developmental stages, and professional development stages.
  • Methods and techniques in supervision
    Methods of evaluation of supervised people and interventions, such as self-reporting, as well as the appropriate use, benefits and limitations of each approach.
  • Issues in the supervisory relationship
    Interpersonal parameters that affect the supervisor-supervised relationship, such as conflicts, supervised anxiety, social influence, and parallel processes.
  • Cultural issues in supervision
    Impact of cultural differences or similarities between supervisor and supervisor on issues such as gender, identity, value system, and how these affect the process and outcome of supervision.
  • Group supervision
    Structure and procedures of group supervision, the role of the supervisor in the group context, as well as its advantages and limitations.
  • Legal and Ethical Considerations
    Issues of confidentiality, informed consent, dual relationships and their effects on both the supervisor and the supervised.
  • Evaluation
    The role of evaluation, the criteria, the sources of feedback and the exploitation of the results.

Who Can Participate

  • Certified GCDFs
  • MHF professionals
  • Psychologists
  • Psychiatrists
  • Mental health counselors
  • Social workers
  • Sociologists

CSP PROGRAM ANNOUNCEMENTS

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Opening Hours

  • Mon. - Fri.
    09.00 - 19.00