Preventing Burnout through Supportive/ Restorative Supervision

Preventing Burnout through Supportive/ Restorative Supervision

A Study Day based on the Supportive/Restorative Function of Supervision based on Sonya Wallbank, John Driscoll & Nancy Kline.

By ARC Supervision

Date and time

Wed, 17 Sep 2025 01:30 - 08:00 PDT

Location

Online

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event

About this event

  • Event lasts 6 hours 30 minutes

This short course focuses on one of the 3 Functions of Supervision (Brigid Procter's model which has stood the test of time). Restorative Supervision is about resilience and coping with the emotional/stressful aspects of clinical and managerial roles. Sometimes this called Supportive Supervision.

It is also about my discovery and utilisation of the Restorative Resilient research project and its approach to Clinical Supervision. It was a true reflective journey when I realised there were more effective strategies than I was utilising at that time for supporting people who were experiencing a period of stress and vulnerable to burnout.

Course Content includes:

• The 3 Functions of Clinical/Professional Supervision

• Focusing on Restorative Supervision – what is it about

• Avoiding Burnout and Stress in 'people professions’

• Sonya Wallbanks approach & research

• Supervision is yours- it is about you

• Supporting people differently at different times

• From active listening/reflective practice/coaching

For Course details/Learning Outcomes/ Flyer go to ARC's Website:

https://arc-academy.com

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