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Latest Workshops Dates for 2010 :
Professional Supervision For Health Professionals – Tuesday 11th May
This workshop is fully booked.
We may offer a Professional Supervision Workshop later this year, hopefully before the Advanced Supervision program in September. Please email us, if you would like to be contacted if this proceeds.
Are you keen to strengthen your skills and confidence as a professional supervisor?
Would you like some practical skills and frameworks that are easy to apply and will accelerate your skill base when supervising staff and students?
Would you like to learn how solid supervision skills can not only be of enormous benefit to clients and supervisees, but also to our own professional development?
Professional Supervision Skills: This workshop blends theory with practical experience, is highly interactive and relevant to anyone in a supervisory role, from student supervisor to manager to external consultant. This workshop has evolved over a number of years and has been delivered in Victoria and New South Wales.
Learning Objectives of the workshop:
· To present and apply a range of practical frameworks and approaches to professional and clinical supervision practice that promote empowered confident supervisees, positive supervisory relationships and facilitate enhanced learning and skill development.
· To provide participants with practical opportunities to observe or participate in a non clinically oriented supervision session facilitated by Michelle to expand their repertoire of interventions in the supervisory process.
· To draw on skills and interventions that enrich supervision practice including therapeutic interventions, communication skills, emotional intelligence, solution oriented and strength based approaches
· To examine how supervision fits into the workplace context and in particular, its relationship to professional sustainability and burnout prevention, professional development, performance appraisal and line management
As well as running this workshop through The Delta Centre, Michelle delivers workshops directly to many workplaces on the topic of supervision, including presentations for supervisees on Getting the most out of Supervision, Contracting for Supervision, Supervision and Advanced Supervision Skills. In addition Michelle was contracted by the WA, SA and NT Departments of Health in 2009, to develop a self directed learning package which has been rolled out specifically for rural and remote health professionals.
Testimonials:
The course was above my expectations!
Extremely solid foundation provided more than this and way more depth – fantastic.
I learnt some great strategies that I can take away to improve my practice and prepare for future supervision roles.
Very informative, useful, and productive
More than expected but in different ways – very illuminating.
Great to have manual and references
Brilliant manner – ability to create safe learning environment for us - very good role model.
Excellent content and excellent delivery.
Well balanced and well paced, good mix of theory & practical
Location: Caulfield Park Pavilion Balaclava Road, Caulfield - Mel ref: 59 C12
Fees: Early bird rates payment received by Tuesday 13th April – $230 for full day
Regular rates - $270 by Thursday 6th May
Includes: Full day workshop 9am – 4.30pm Comprehensive notes, delicious lunch, morning & afternoon tea.
Places strictly limited.
Registration for the workshops: You can register online here via our shopping cart, or complete our registration form (see below) which can be emailed, faxed or posted to us. Once we have received your registration and processed your payment, you will receive a confirmation via email, including venue and parking details. Tax invoice receipts and certificates of attendance will be issued on the day of the workshop. You may call and pay by credit card over the phone if you prefer.
Cancellation Policy: Cancellations may be received in writing up to 2 weeks ahead. If you need to cancel up until that time, you will receive a refund less a 25 % processing fee. Cancellations cannot be accepted within one week of the course, but you can give your place to a colleague.
Scholarship Places - there are 2 scholarship places available for anyone experiencing financial hardship, but eager to do the course. If you are interested in this, please email Michelle m.bihary@thedeltacentre.com.au for further information.
Michelle Bihary has been a sought after supervisor since 1987. She provides supervision to a wide range of health, mental health and welfare professionals. She works with professionals form the level of new graduates, to the CEO level. Michelle works with professionals looking to build clinical skills in the mental health area, in particular therapeutic skills, such as individual, couple and family therapy skills, case management and skills for working in the mental health system. Michelle has extensive training and experience in a broad range of psychotherapeutic and systemic approaches. As well as the clinical perspective, Michelle is especially interested in the broader aspect of professional life. She has developed specialised programs for GPs and other health professionals in the area of professional self care and sustainability. She is keen for supervisees to utilise supervision to address the broader profession issues about thriving in organisational life and developing the broader range of professional skills that support our clinical practice.
Michelle supervises between 30 - 40 health professionals on an individual basis. As well as this, Michelle provides group supervision and consultations for various organisations, and also supervises professionals from South Australia and New South Wales.
Michelle has a warm, respectful and engaging manner and is able to establish good rapport with a variety of groups. She has synthesized the wisdom of 28 years of practice, with professional and personal development, and uses these to inspire and motivate others in their professional growth and development. Michelle presents in an interactive style providing a lot of opportunity for discussion, reflection, networking and fun.
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