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AASW (QLD) Supervision Training for Supervisors - Course 1 Aug2010

Date: 23 Aug 2010

18-09-2009
Venue: See below for details
Further Info:
  • Supervision-1 23-25August Reg&Tax Invoice.pdf
    • Organiser: AASW (QLD)
    CPE Points: 33 Skill Development

    Full Event Description

    3- Day Supervision Training for Supervisors - Course 1

    Facilitated by Margaret Morrell
    Registered Social Worker, M.A.N.Z.A.S.W

    DATE: Monday 23, Tuesday 24 and Wednesday 25 AUGUST 2010
    TIME: 9.00 am until 3.30 pm (includes morning tea and buffet lunch)
    VENUE: Broncos Leagues Club, 98 Fulcher Rd, Red Hill, Brisbane
    COST: Members AASW Earlybird $624 if paid by 2 July 2010 (Full Fee $675.00)
    Non – members Earlybird $651 if paid by 2 July 2010 (Full Fee $699.00)
    (all are inclusive of GST)
    RSVP * Only 18 places are available. To secure your place, please pay a deposit of
    $65 at the time of booking, and pay in full by 11 August 2010.
    *see cancellation policy below for details.

    PLEASE NOTE: It is essential that you attend all three days of this course, as each day builds on the last. As we often have people on waiting lists, please consider your colleagues and ensure you attend all three days.

    About the Course
    This supervision training course will benefit anyone who wants to start supervising and current supervisors who want to know more about models and frameworks for supervision. The course is practical, practice-based, interactive and fun, and covers:

    • The tasks, purpose and components of good quality supervision
    • A variety of models of supervision
    • How to establish and maintain a trusting, productive supervisory relationship
    • The value of the negotiated agreement or contract.
    • The core supervisory skills – the Supervisor’s “Toolbox”
    • How to promote reflective practice with supervisees.
    • How to effectively review and evaluate the supervision relationship.
    • The Supervisor’s Role in enhancing Ethical Practice
    This course has run for many years in New Zealand and Australia, and is popular with social workers, nurses, OTs, physiotherapists, managers, chaplains, & others who are responsible for providing professional supervision.

    About the Presenter

    Margaret Morrell (BA Hons, Dip.Soc.Wk) has a wide range of experience in statutory, NGO and hospital social work. She has more than 30 years experience as a supervisor & trainer. She runs a variety of workshops for both supervisors & supervisees, and is regularly contracted to provide supervision training in physical and mental health environments, government departments and NGOs in Australia and New Zealand. Margaret has presented papers at conferences in New Zealand & Australia, & has published articles on a variety of aspects of supervision.

    Margaret’s workshops receive consistently positive evaluations for both the material presented and for her training style. Examples of evaluations of Margaret’s supervisor training courses:

    “ Margaret held my attention for the whole three days”
    “ This is honestly the best course I have ever been on”
    “ Margaret’s passion for supervision is inspiring”
    “ Now I feel equipped and confident to start supervising”

    Special Notes

    • Includes refreshments on arrival, morning tea and lunch
    • Please advise if you have special dietary requirements.
    • Strictly limited to 18 places (this course normally sells out quickly!)
    • It is essential that you attend all 3 days of the course as each day builds on the previous day. Certificates of Attendance are given for 3-day attendance only, and not partial attendance.

    Registration

    Please download the registration form (see above) and return it to:

    Storm Griffin
    AASW (QLD)
    Tel: (07) 3369 9818
    Fax: (07) 3217 6938
    aaswqld@aasw.asn.au

    For more information about the course, please contact Margaret Morrell at margaret.morrell@clear.net.nz