Overview
Group Safeguarding Supervision provides a supportive and structured space for health and social care professionals to step back from day-to-day practice, reflect, discuss challenges and learn alongside colleagues. Facilitated by one of our experienced supervisors, each 1.5-hour session gives supervisees dedicated time to reflect on their practice within a small group environment. Sessions can form part of an organisation's wider approach to effective safeguarding supervision and can be used alongside 1:1 supervision, giving individuals access to both individual reflection and the shared learning that comes from group discussion. Our approach to supervision is underpinned by the Integrated Model of Supervision (4x4x4), developed from the work of the late Tony Morrison and In-Trac founder Jane Wonnacott.Who is Group Safeguarding Supervision aimed at?
Group Safeguarding Supervision is designed for health and social care professionals who would benefit from regular opportunities for reflective supervision and shared professional discussion. Sessions are normally delivered to small groups of up to five supervisees, helping to create an environment where everyone has the opportunity to contribute and reflect.Course Length
1.5 hoursLearning Outcomes
During facilitated group supervision, participants will have opportunities to:
- Reflect on their practice and professional experiences
- Explore safeguarding cases/issues, challenges and areas of concern
- Consider different perspectives within a supportive group environment
- Reflect on decision-making and professional judgement
- Share learning and experiences with colleagues
- Consider the impact of their work on themselves and others
- Identify learning, development and areas for further reflection
- Strengthen reflective practice and professional confidence
