Group Supervision:

A reflective and creative space

Authors

  • Rose Falzon Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24377/EJQRP.article2952

Abstract

In this article, I enquire about the perception and use of creativity and innovation in group supervision, taking into account also the setting and culture one works in.

I come from the cultural framework of a densely populated small island, embracing both the westernized realm as well as that created through the multi-layered historical and social traditions. The following are experiential narratives from supervisors and supervisees, working in diverse settings but in the same tight community. All names and some particular aspects leading to any identification were changed to protect confidentiality.

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Author Biography

  • Rose Falzon

    rwf@maltanet.net

    00356 99455848

    B.Ed. (Hons): University of Malta

    Dip. Rel St.: Diploma in Religious Studies, University of Malta Dip. C.P.C. : Diploma in Clinical and Pastoral Counselling (Institute of Counselling, Glasgow)

    Dip. Gest. Psych. (G.P.T.I.M.), MSc. Couns.: Bristol University

    Ed.D. (Bristol) MBACP (Snr.Accred), Malta Reg. Psych.

    I have been a practicing counsellor/psychotherapist for the last thirteen years and a supervisor for the last five years. Currently, I am an independent counsellor and psychotherapist and I supervise trainee counsellors, train- ee psychotherapists, counsellors and psychotherapists. Also, I have been an external supervisor to counsellors and trainee counsellors and psycho-social professionals for the last five scholastic years, and hold seminars and continuous professional development lectures at the Directorate for Educational Services and independently. Amongst other presentations given, I have delivered two workshops regarding supervision, entitled: Supervision: A Creative and Enriching journey, at the 20th Anniversary conference of the European Association for Counsel- ling held in Geneva (October 2012) and two workshops entitled; Processing supervisory ethical dilemmas at the JRAPC / EAC conference in St Petersburg (September 2013).

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Published

23-08-2014

Issue

No. 7 (2014)

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Articles

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