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Supervision Skills for Frontline Practice
Duration Full Day
Course Overview
Central Training's Supervision Skills for Frontline Practice course is designed to equip frontline workers and social workers with the tools and supervisory frameworks to be able to actively engage in one-to-one sessions, present complex casework clearly, and increase awareness around risk tracking, boundary management, and wellbeing support.
Learning Outcomes
The course aims to equip delegates with the skills to: Explore the importance of supervision, accountability, and practice safety Reflect on their own casework, including professional boundaries and approach Explore the core pillars of supervision around further learning and case management Develop observational skills and sensitivity around staff wellbeing and compassion fatigue Gain greater understanding around professional disclosure, risk management, and service thresholds
Methods of Delivery
This training is interactive and employs group work, presentations and group discussion.
- Course Content
- Audience
- Training Considerations
- Certification
- Related Courses
Course Content
- The Three Pillars of social care supervision
- The frontline Supervision Agreement
- Case presentation and reflective frameworks
- Critical questioning styles in practice
- Increasing sensitivity around approach
- Managing boundaries
Target Audience
All frontline social workers, family support workers, and care staff looking to increase their skill set around supervision, risk awareness, and professional wellbeing.
Training Considerations
There are no pre-training requirements for this course.
Certification
Delegates will receive a certificate of attendance upon completion of the course.
Related Courses
Professional Boundaries
Reflective Practice
Resilience at Work: Skills and Strategies for Frontline Staff
Safeguarding Overview
Working with Hard to Engage Service Users
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