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Dr Barbara Bassot, Anne Chant, Jacquie Minter and Rebecca Tee from CCPD are exhibiting at the National Career Guidance Exhibition at Olympia on Wednesday 20th March and Thursday 21st March 2013. Held in Olympia Hall 2, this annual exhibition of over 100 organisations is aimed at professional career guidance advisers, careers teachers, managers and practitioners working with young people, students, graduates and adults.
Barbara and Rebecca will be presenting seminars as part of the event on The Career Thinking Session and Taking the floor: How to give presentations with impact amd aplomb respectively.
The CCPD stand 93 will give you a friendly welcome if you want to come and say hello and you can find out all about our current offer of courses, programmes and consultancy.
Hazel Reid and Jane Westergaard are delighted with the recent publication of their new book 'Effective Supervision for Counsellors: An introduction' (Learning Matters / Sage).
The book will be a valuable resource to both supervisors-in-training and those who work in the broad remit of the 'helping professions' and are supervising or being supervised.
Norman Claringbull, the Counselling Series Editor for Learning Matters / Sage says:
"This is an excellent hands-on book that will be of enormous help to supervisors and supervisees alike. At its heart, the book shows supervisors and supervisees how to get the best out of their working relationships. This book is full of useful exercises, practical hints, case studies and lots of guidance about future learning".
