Safeguarding Supervision

In ‘Working Together to Safeguard Children 2023’ all settings are advised of their organisational responsibility from Section 11 of the Children Act 2004:

Supervision is a place of trust where a healthy relationship gives me a safe space to acknowledge and work with my safeguarding concerns, stresses, fears and joys’
(Johnson, 2003)

Specialist Supervision

ECP provide specialist supervision provided by highly experienced safeguarding consultants.

Here at ECP, we believe that supervision should be readily available to safeguarding practitioners, recognising that time to reflect and pause is crucial in being able to provide safe and clear decisions as well as to be able to recognise and manage the impact of the work that we are doing as professionals.

ECP is committed to ensuring that staff receive good quality, effective and purposeful support. This can be maintained through effective supervision.

ECP Safeguarding Supervision

At ECP the aims of supervision are:

To validate staff both as a professional and as a person.
To create a safe climate by giving staff an opportunity to look at their practice and its impact on them as a person.
To support staff who are subject to any form of abuse, either from students, parents or from other colleagues, whether this be physical, psychological or discriminatory.
To monitor the overall health and well-being of staff, especially about the effects of stress.
Debrief staff and give them a space in which to talk about their feelings.
To help staff explore emotional blocks to their work.
To help staff reflect on difficulties in peer relationships and to assist the staff member in resolving conflict.
To clarify when the staff member should seek external counselling.

We achieve these aims by creating a safe space for our supervision sessions, by building trust and having an empathetic approach to our work with professionals.

Cost:
£225 +VAT per session

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Our supervision sessions were amazing. Staff have had nothing but praise regarding the approach, as well as the impact on them both personally and professionally.
West Lea School

It was great to have time to reflect. You are a good listener and also inspirational. The quiet time when nobody talks or disturb you is fab.

I couldn’t possibly begin to express how helpful the session was to me personally and how grateful I am to have been able to offload safely to you today. I already feel like the weight has been lifted a little and made me reflect on my own self-worth, which is a good thing!

Thanks very much. I am finding the supervision sessions really helpful; it's great to have the opportunity to discuss things , reflect and get a real perspective on everything.

01727 641395

info@ecpsafeguarding.co.uk

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Safeguarding Supervision

In ‘Working Together to Safeguard Children 2023’ all settings are advised of their organisational responsibility from Section 11 of the Children Act 2004:

Supervision is a place of trust where a healthy relationship gives me a safe space to acknowledge and work with my safeguarding concerns, stresses, fears and joys’
(Johnson, 2003)

Specialist Supervision

At ECP the aims of supervision are:

01727 641395

info@ecpsafeguarding.co.uk

I'M AN INDIVIDUAL

I'm an Organisation

PRIMARY

SECONDARY

Safeguarding Supervision

In ‘Working Together to Safeguard Children 2023’ all settings are advised of their organisational responsibility from Section 11 of the Children Act 2004:

Supervision is a place of trust where a healthy relationship gives me a safe space to acknowledge and work with my safeguarding concerns, stresses, fears and joys’ (Johnson, 2003)

Specialist Supervision

At ECP the aims of supervision are:

Supervision is a place of trust where a healthy relationship gives me a safe space to acknowledge and work with my safeguarding concerns, stresses, fears and joys’
(Johnson, 2003)