Putting Theory into Practice - Thriving as a Supervisee: Making the most of your supervision sessions

Capability Levels: Emerging; Evolving

Are you a recent social work graduate eager to launch your career?

Do you seek a review of essential social work skills and a secure environment to apply them?

AASW is pleased to offer new titles as a part of the interactive learning series "Putting Theory into Practice"

"Thriving as a Supervisee: Making the most of your supervision sessions" is now available and is completely FREE for all AASW graduate members.

Prices:

• Free for Graduate Members
• $50 for Members
• $100 for Non-Members

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"Putting Theory into Practice - Thriving as a Supervisee: Making the most of your supervision sessions"

Unleash your potential!

Social work supervision contributes to the development and maintenance of high standards of social work practice. The primary purpose is to facilitate competent, ethical, and examined (or considered) independent practice. It contributes to the professional capacity of practitioners, the effectiveness of practitioners within their organisation, and positive outcomes for the people with whom they work. Receiving quality supervision can also support self-care, prevent burnout, and increase your longevity as a social worker.

Completing this module will help you to:

• recognize the role of professional supervision in professional development
• appreciate the importance of professional supervision arrangements as a graduate and throughout your career
• understand the three main functions: education, support and accountability
• develop skills in performing the functions of supervision
• take responsibility for your own professional development.

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Check out our other titles in the Putting Theory into Practice Series!

Interviewing Skills

Professional Identity

Reflective Practice

Conducting an Assessment

Risk Assessment and Case Formulation