Systemic Supervision CPD Workshop: Supervision, Power, and Institutional Racism, with Karen Carberry
What happens when the implicative forces surrounding the supervisee/supervisor relationship and clinical practice slip through the permeable lens of institutional racism, and power, within the individual, group, and peer supervisory sphere? This CPD training will explore the life cycle of supervision in relation to its privileging academic contexts of every-day racism (Carberry & Brooks-Gordon, 2020; Essed & Carberry, 2020; Banks, 2020; McKenzie-Mavinga, 2016). We will journey together experientially whilst engaging towards the sustainability of dignity within the sacred supervisory space.
| A CEDAR seminar | |
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| Date | 21 June 2022 |
| Place | Washington Singer This event will be face to face at Washington Singer, University of Exeter, but will be moved online if circumstances require this. |
Event details
Karen Carberry is Consultant Family Therapist of Orri - Specialist Treatment for Eating Disorders - rated 'Outstanding' by the CQC. She teaches and supervises on the Systemic Supervision course, at the University of Exeter; and is a Visiting Lecturer on the Doctoral Course in Clinical Psychology at the University of Oxford. Karen is Board Director and Consultant Clinical Supervisor for Hope Bereavement Support, a black-led organisation specialising in infant and child loss, bereavement, and trauma.
Her current research interests include the national CaFI study where she is Co-Lead Supervisor CaFI Trial with Professor Katherine Berry – University of Manchester. CaFI is a Culturally Adaptive Family Intervention for African and Caribbean people diagnosed with psychosis, and their families. The main aim of the CaFI Randomised Control Trial (RCT) is to test CaFI’s effectiveness compared with usual care. The research team for this national study is led by the distinguished Professor Dawn Edge, University of Manchester. Karen is co-editor of The International Handbook of Black Community Mental Health. Emerald Publishing.
Fee and booking:
- Fee: £55pp
- Book online here
- Email: admin-systemicstudies@exeter.ac.uk
