Speak Out February 2016
Spotlight on Professional Support
Supervision and Mentoring
Eighty five mentoring partnerships were registered in 2015, which is nearly double the number registered the previous year. It’s a great to start 2016 with nine speech pathologists listed on the supervision register and 57 speech pathologists listed on the Find a Mentor search. We encourage speech pathologists not currently receiving clinical supervision in their workplace to negotiate with their employer to receive external supervision. For more information about supervision go to: www.speechpathologyaustralia.org.au/information-for- members/supervision and information about mentoring can be found at: www.speechpathologyaustralia.org.au/ information-for-members/mentoring-program
supported professionally. One avenue for receiving and giving professional support is through a peer support relationship. See the next page for a great example of how two members have set up and benefited from a peer support relationship. Peer support is recognised as a professional development activity in the PSR program and earns one point per hour spent on this activity under the mentoring, supervision, and peer support (M) category. Meredith Prian Professional Support Advisor
Peer Support
While there has been a strong emphasis on supervision and mentoring in this section of Speak Out, there are a variety of other ways to ensure you are adequately and appropriately
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Multisensory Instruction in Language Arts 1 Teacher Training Course Gain the skills to teach writing, spelling and reading to primary school students.
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January, July and September Sydney, Melbourne, Hobart, Brisbane and Perth Additional courses organised by demand
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Contact Robyn Grace 03 9889 4768 robyn.grace@spaldingaustralia.com.au
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Speak Out February 2016
Speech Pathology Australia
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