ELEVATE YOUR
PROFESSIONAL INFLUENCE
Clinical supervision is a vital pillar of the counselling profession, ensuring safety and excellence across the field. Our Diploma in Supervision is designed for qualified, experienced counsellors who are ready to step into a leadership role.
This programme provides the theoretical framework and practical skills necessary to facilitate a creative, supportive, and ethically sound supervisory relationship. You will explore the transition from practitioner to supervisor, learning how to hold space for other therapists while maintaining the highest professional standards.
| Level | Duration | Accreditation |
| Post-Qualifying | Part-Time | Professional Diploma |
Advanced Supervision Modules
The Seven-Eyed Model
“Master the industry-standard Seven-Eyed Model of Supervision to observe the therapeutic process from multiple perspectives, including the client-counsellor dynamic and the wider social context.”
Ethical Oversight & Professional Standards
“Deepen your understanding of legal and ethical responsibilities in supervision, ensuring you can navigate complex clinical dilemmas and maintain safety for all parties.”
Creative & Practical Supervision
“Explore creative methods to help your supervisees unlock insights, moving beyond standard ‘reporting’ into deep, experiential clinical reflection.
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Training by the Experts
Unlike our undergraduate courses delivered with ARU, the Supervision Diploma is a specialist Renew programme. You will be taught by our senior clinical team who bring decades of combined experience in high-level supervision within charity, school, and private practice settings.
Application Criteria
Professional Qualification: You must hold a recognized Diploma in Counselling (Level 4/5 or equivalent).
Clinical Experience: A minimum of 2 years post-qualifying experience with a consistent caseload is typically required.
Supervision Practice: You should ideally have access to supervisees (either trainees or qualified) to complete your practical hours during the course.
