Supervision training
Autumn 2024 at 4progress
Dear women and men in counselling positions,
In our ever-changing world, the ability to continuously develop your skills is invaluable. The supervision training offers…
…Reflection Program for Supervisors and Coaches
"(Teaching) supervision for Supervisors and Coaches"
Dear Colleagues,
In the course of various activities over the past year, we have seen that there is a need among…
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The Research Institute of Child Psychology and Pathopsychology (VÚDPaP), as an EASC Institute since 2016, is a…
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…AI in coaching and supervision
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The world of artificial intelligence offers a variety of text generation models that differ in their features and costs. For coaches and…
…History
In 1994, a group of experienced supervisors and supervision trainers founded EASC as a European association in Hanover. To develop quality in coaching and supervision as a supra-regional, European trade…
… and the respective need for intercultural competence are also growing in the field of coaching and supervision. As an agile trade association, we have years of experience in networking across…
… Republic after the Velvet Revolution in the autumn of 1991.
Its educational program Management and Supervision in helping professions started in 2004 after the project Optimization of the Education System for…
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