Elevate Your Career: Become a Clinical Supervisor
The transition from Therapist to Clinical Supervisor is a significant milestone in your professional development. It signifies that you have the experience, wisdom, and stability to guide others.
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The LSCCH Specialist Certificate in Clinical Supervision is a rigorous training programme designed for experienced therapists who wish to support, mentor, and safeguard the practice of their peers.
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This course moves beyond simple "case discussion." It equips you with the legal, ethical, and psychological frameworks to manage high-risk scenarios, resolve conflicts, and foster the growth of your supervisees.
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The Outcome: You will be qualified to offer Clinical Supervision to other therapists, opening a new, stable revenue stream for your practice.

Why Train as a Supervisor?
Supervision is the backbone of safe practice. By becoming a Supervisor, you:
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Diversify Your Income: Supervision contracts are often long-term, providing consistent monthly revenue unlike the fluctuation of therapy clients.
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Enhance Your Status: Establish yourself as a senior practitioner and thought leader in your field.
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Safeguard the Profession: Play a direct role in maintaining high ethical standards and protecting the public.
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Professional Growth: Deepen your own clinical understanding by analysing the work of others.

Course Syllabus: What You Will Master
This specialist training is conducted over 3 comprehensive modules, covering the full scope of supervisory responsibility.
Module 1: The Supervisory Relationship
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The Foundation: Defining the Roles and Responsibilities of the Clinical Supervisor vs the Manager.
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The Alliance: Techniques for Building the Supervisory Relationship and establishing psychological safety.
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The Contract: Understanding confidentiality, boundaries, and the "Supervision Contract."
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Ethics: Navigating complex Ethical Issues and the duty of candour.
Module 2: Risk, Conflict & Crisis
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Risk Management: How to spot "Red Flags" in a supervisee's practice before they become complaints.
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Crisis Management: Supporting supervisees when a client is suicidal or a safeguarding issue arises.
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Conflict Resolution: Managing Conflicts between Supervisor and Supervisee and handling defensiveness.
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Gatekeeping: The difficult task of managing poor performance or incompetence.
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Decision Making: Teaching supervisees how to use ethical decision-making models.
Module 3: Advanced Models & Diversity
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The Framework: Developing Your Own Model of Clinical Supervision (e.g., Cyclical, Process, or Systems models).
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Cultural Intelligence: Multicultural Competency and navigating diversity in the supervisory dyad.
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Practical Application: Live Clinical Supervision Roleplay with feedback on your supervisory style.
Course Duration
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4 Months
Format
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Live Virtual Lectures
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Group Supervision Practice
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Online Learning.
Assessment
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Practical demonstration & Written Assignment.
CPD Hours
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35 Hours
Prerequisite
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Must hold a Diploma-level qualification
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Completed at least 100 hours of post-qualification clinical practice.
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You must currently be in supervision yourself.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I supervise therapists from different modalities?
Yes. This course teaches "Supervision of Therapy," not just "Supervision of Hypnotherapy." The models you learn are applicable across counselling, psychotherapy, and hypnotherapy.
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Is this course recognised?
Yes. It meets the training standards required to become a Supervisor with the British Society of Clinical Hypnosis (BSCH) and other professional bodies.
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Do I need to be in practice to take this?
Yes. Supervision is a "practice-based" skill. You need current clinical experience to be able to guide others effectively.

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