In this subject students are taught to enhance their family therapy skills, working with families from The Bouverie Centre's waiting list and the student's own workplace. The emphasis is on gaining first hand experience in the various aspects of advanced family therapy practice and integrating clinical practice with relevant theories. Students refine conceptual and practical skills in live supervision as a therapist and as a member of a reflecting team. Students are given the opportunity to learn in small groups led by an experienced supervisor. Concurrent with the 104 hours of clinical supervision within the second year of the course, throughout the year students must be working within a counselling or therapy relationship with at least 5 families at any one time.

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