PASTORAL SUPERVISION AT this critical time when all who work in chaplaincy, support services and local church ministry are likely to be stretched caring for the ill, vulnerable, isolated and anxious, Pastoral Supervision is a vital resource for restoring those in the front line, containing their anxiety and for building resilience. Sessions/appointments should, wherever possible
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APSE has been granted recognised gift aid status by HRMC. APSE can reclaim gift aid from HMRC in respect of donations and membership subscriptions made by UK taxpayers after 13th January 2019 who have signed a “gift aid declaration” and not claimed the subscription as a business expense. Should you wish to benefit the charity
TO enable APSE to develop and grow as a charity the Trustees are seeking to recruit and appoint (by election) a suitable person to take up the role of Vice-Chair of the Trustee Board. Please follow this link to read the role description and person specification. We ask all members whether they are interested in
‘Right Use of Power’ Workshop RESPONDING to interest, this is a re-run of a workshop first held in November 2019 “Hugely interesting and enjoyable – it’s made me think about power in a completely new way. I’ve already noticed myself re-framing the ways I approach things. I’d thoroughly recommend this inspiring course.” Many people in
Certificate in Pastoral Supervision – 35 hours’ intensive block teaching at Wesley House, Cambridge, followed by 9 months of supervision practice and assessment. 13th to 17th July 2020 FULLY BOOKED Further dates and details on https://www.wesley.cam.ac.uk/pastoral-supervision/certificate/ Booking has started for the Pastoral Supervision Diploma courses for 9th-13th November 2020 and 19th-23rd July 2021 at Wesley
Saturday 25th April, 2020, 1.30pm-4pm: 10min walk from Waverley Station WHAT is spiritual abuse? What are the key characteristics that lie behind this difficult label? And what impact does the experience of spiritual abuse have on people’s lives? Through input from current research, small group discussion and plenary, this workshop will help ‘soul care practioners’
Information for those members wishing to be considered for the pilot phase. SIX members will be offered the opportunity to take part in the pilot phase. Application packs, once issued, will need to be returned within three months. If you wish to be considered for the pilot please supply the following details:- Name APSE Membership
Institute of Pastoral Counselling & Supervision Continuing Professional Development Programme Download the flyer 8th- 9th July 2020 at Willersley Castle Hotel, Matlock DE4 5JH “Understanding Me, You & Us: An Introduction to Transactional Analysis” (TA101 Accredited Course 13hrs CPD) Course Leader: Chrissie Hosking MA, PTSTA, APSE Snr.Accred. 16 places available Understanding Me, You & Us
Please contact: Natalie Andrews (natalie.andrews@elyteam.org)
Applications are now open for the January 2020 intake to be held one Tuesday per month in Glasgow. Full details from Michael Paterson – michael@ipsrp.org.uk
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- Coronavirus: Safe practice in Pastoral Supervision
- APSE granted Gift Aid status
- New role to strengthen Trustee Board
- “Right Use of Power” Workshop
- Pastoral Supervision courses at Wesley House
- ‘Exploring Spiritual Abuse’ workshop, Edinburgh
- Experienced Practitioner Pathway – Pilot Scheme
- An Introduction to Transactional Analysis