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This 1.5-day online course offers a dedicated opportunity for supervisors of supervisors to come together, refine their practice, and strengthen their confidence in facilitating meaningful SOS experiences.
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Supervision of Supervision (LIST)

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Key Facts

  • Duration

    Full Time UK (1.5 day short course)

  • Level

    Post RegistrationPO

  • Starting

    July

    JUL

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CPD@northampton.ac.uk

Updated 30/04/2026

Overview

Supervision of Supervision (SOS) is a core requirement for those training on supervision programmes but the way these spaces are understood and used can vary widely.

This 1.5-day online course offers a dedicated opportunity for supervisors of supervisors to come together, refine their practice, and strengthen their confidence in facilitating meaningful SOS experiences.

Designed to be both thoughtful and practical, this course invites participants to critically reflect on their current approach while developing new skills and insights to enhance their supervisory work.

Highlights

  • Understanding how to facilitate the space for supervision of supervisors.
  • Supervisors will be encouraged to consider how to set up a supportive, encouraging space for supervisors, how to promote self-awareness and skills in ‘containing the container’
  • Gather an understanding of the SAGE and its usefulness within supervision
  • Differences in group and 1:1 SOS and facilitating processes within these

 

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What You'll Learn

Through a blend of guided reflection and practical learning, participants will deepen their understanding of how to make the most of the SOS space. The course will explore the use of the SAGE framework as a guiding manual, consider how different models of supervision can effectively structure sessions, and address common challenges- such as offering impactful feedback and navigating the emotional processes that often emerge.

Please note, prior to enrolling on this course, applicants must enquire with Tamana Bassi, Senior Lecturer in Children and Young People (LIST): tamana.bassi2@northampton.ac.uk

  • Day 1: Wednesday 22 July 2026 (online) from 10am – 4pm
  • Day 2: Wednesday 23 September 2026 (online) from 10am – 1pm

The course is lead by Zoe Powley and Vicky Catt.

Zoe and Vicky are both CBT therapists, experienced supervisors and associate lecturers on the supervision and senior practice course at UON.

2025/26 Tuition Fees

  • Full-time (1.5 days): £250

Fees quoted relate to study in the Academic Year 2025/26 only and may be subject to inflationary increases in future years.

When assessing an applicant’s eligibility to pay home fees, we use the guidance provided by the UK Council for International Student Affairs (UKCISA) which sets out the regulations that have been decided by the UK Government Department of Education.

 

Staff

Placeholder image for Zoe Powley, Associate Lecturer (Psychology)
Placeholder image for Vicky Catt, Sessional Clinical Assessor