Learning & support

APPCIOS offers opportunities for Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for its full members, senior associate members and associate members. This includes supervision, therapeutic supervision, mentoring and a range of webinars.

Supervision and Therapeutic Supervision

These are provided by full members and charged at individual rates agreed with each supervisor and therapist. A full list of members qualified and willing to offer such supervision will shortly be available on our website.

Mentoring and Peer Support

New members who enter at Associate Member and Senior Associate level will be allocated a mentor.

Full members will be part of a reciprocal collegial mentoring programme and be offered an opportunity to join on-line Special Interest Groups (SIGs).

Webinars

APPCIOS runs a variety of webinar modules which can be taken by members to increase their portfolio of trainings and help work towards Full Membership, and eligibility for registration with the BPC. Webinars are a vital element of an individual’s progression towards Full Membership, though this also will depend on supervision experience and development through personal therapy.

Full members may also participate in webinars to enhance their CPD profile. Full members are encouraged to run webinars and will be asked on acceptance what training they may wish to offer.

A selection of our webinars:

Therapeutic supervision

Child development from a psychodynamic perspective

Work discussion (children and family focus)

Work discussion (adolescent focus)

Psychodynamic thinking in educational settings

Infant observation

The healthy organisation

Webinars

View our current list of webinars here...

APPCIOS can accredit your training. Whether you are an established training organisation or a new provider, we can help you write or enhance your bespoke training programmes to meet APPCIOS criteria. We would be very pleased to hear from you.

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Take a look at the webinars we offer and view upcoming events from our partner organisations.

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It is all very well studying to improve your skills but unless those skills are validated by accreditation and continually developed within a professional network, then people like me, who work with very vulnerable children and families, have few resources to turn to and can become isolated in the workplace.

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