Sarah Benamer

This workshop will outline the intercultural supervision model used in the Nafsiyat Refugee Project. The project was responding to the psychological needs of recently arrived refugee communities in London. To carry out this work they developed a supervision model that could be used and developed to enable refugee organisations to deliver services within their own communities. Clinical examples of supervision will be explored to allow us to think about the complexities of the work.

In a BAPPS Masterclass, Maria McGuire's workshop will explore pornography addiction and problems with sexuality, intimacy within the supervision context.

Helen Harvey Humphreys Commemoration Lecture, ‘Generosity and Solidarity in Supervision’ delivered by Professor Hanoch Yerushalmi.

Dr Christine Driver

Reflections on Psychodynamic Supervision:

Monitoring ‘Vital Signs’ of Progress and Adapting to Individual Differences

With Professor Edward Watkins & Dr Joan E Sarnat

‘Exploring Race and Culture in the Supervisory Relationship’ with Usha Tummala-Narra

Intercultural Supervision Workshop with Baffour Ababio

Using the relationship to heal trauma: Rupture, repair, and relational work with clients and supervisees…