Clinical Supervision Training for CBT

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Here at Newcastle University, we have developed a five-day supervision training for CBT practitioners, which uniquely integrates the national curriculum guidance for supervision (Roth & Pilling, 2007/2015) with the Newcastle Cakestand Supervision Model (NCSM, Armstrong & Freeston, 2006) to support practitioners to develop supervision-specific knowledge, skills and attitudes.,

IMPORTANT INFORMATION: Some Higher Education institutions offer CPD credits for their CBT supervision training. These are valid within that institution and may have relevance for approved prior learning (APL) for other training programs; however, please note that institutional CPD credits are not equivalent to course accreditation by BABCP.

BABCP does not accredit any training or CPD programs nationally, with the exceptions of the postgraduate certificate and diploma in CBT, and low intensity PWP training. Our postgraduate level five-day CBT Supervision Training provides you certification of having completed 27 hours of high-quality, specialist and supervision-specific CPD (both training and supervisory supervision), which far exceeds the minimum requirement for supervision accreditation with BABCP; however, further criteria must still be fulfilled in order to be eligible to apply for supervisor accreditation with BABCP. This is true for any supervision training.

Unlike postgraduate CBT diploma training and PWP/LICBT training, no supervision training course alone qualifies its completers for supervision accreditation. For further information about accreditation, see below or visit BABCP Accreditation Information).

Eligibility criteria for this training

Prior to applicants being accepted onto the training, we undertake a screening for eligibility.

Applicants must be: