Supervision

One to one supervision sessions with Jane Fenn

Supervision is seen as part of good professional practice. Supervision has a restorative as well as informative function. Workers in the helping and caring professions usually seek support from someone with experience and knowledge to inform them in their individual work. Supervision is usually planned regularly on a monthly basis and for 1.5 hours per month. Supervision is seen as a process where a relationship is built and mutual trust and respect help the individual worker to be more effective and to feel less burdened by their work load and work experiences.

We will strive for openness between us and any difficulty in your case management or within our consultancy relationship will be discussed here in the first instance.

I will take responsibility for myself and for:

•Working with BACP Ethical Framework
•Making you feel at ease and enabling you to become
actively involved in the consultancy process
•Facilitating and accepting feedback from you
•Explaining criteria for any evaluation of your work
•Facilitating your development of competence
•Clarifying objectives in your work
•Protecting the best interest of the "client"

You will take responsibility for yourself and for:

•Awareness of the contract of this alliance
•Openness to feedback and responsiveness to encouragement and challenge
•A wish to monitor your own practice
•A wish to develop competence
•Your self regulation
•Your work