MBCT Peer Supervision
Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) Peer Supervision Group 2024
General purpose
Commenced in 2011, the purpose of this group is to provide a reflective peer supervision support for mental health professionals who have completed training in MBCT or significant training in another established mindfulness-based intervention and are facilitating groups in the community. The focus of the group is on MBCT group practices, processes and issues and the application of mindfulness theory and philosophy.
Activities
Activities may include:
- Discussion of clinical issues arising from practice
- Review of research articles and books
- Case presentations
- Open discussion of topical issues
- Review of videotaped session material
- Discussion of practical and administrative issues in running an MBCT group in private practice
- Opportunity to practice leading meditations
- Promotion of conferences and upcoming events relevant to the practice of mindfulness and training opportunities in this area
- Feedback from workshops/seminars
Examples of topics discussed:
- For whom is MBCT best suited?
- The pre-group interview
- Promoting adherence to MBCT
- Encouraging maintenance of practice
- The role of relaxation in mindfulness and MBCT
- Mindfulness in acute settings
- Mindfulness and suicide
- Booster groups
Cost
Free of charge
Venue
Zoom: Please email: southern.synergy@monash.edu for a link to be sent.
Day/Time
First Wednesday of the month, 4:30pm – 6:00pm
Dates for 2024 MBCT Peer Supervision
- Wednesday 7 February
- Wednesday 6 March