General information
The projects envisage the consolidation of supervision courses for social workers to foster the creation of spaces for reflection and thought on professional practices that strengthen their identity. The implementation of this project has become crucial as a result of the pandemic situation that has favoured the emergence of increasingly complex needs, an increase in situations characterised by economic hardship, and an increase in the demand for services, all in the face of a scarcity of resources. At the same time, this context has led to a high risk of burnout on the part of operators.
Three lines of intervention are envisaged
- Individual supervision: strengthening of professional identity on an individual level with personal processing of emotional experiences; reworking of experience and theory-practice linkage; strengthening of reflective and self-reflective skills.
- Professional group supervision: strengthening of professional identity; maturation of greater awareness of one's role and greater clarity with respect to the dimension of accompanying and not replacing people; elaboration of experiences and consolidation of skills for managing tensions and conflicts; improvement of relational and communication tools; analysis and sharing of professional practices; promotion, through group experience, of shared reflection; elaboration of the feeling of belonging to the organisation by improving collaborative practices; enhancement of problem solving and planning skills.
- Organisational supervision of multi-professional teams: strengthening of the identity and specificity of each professional role; enhancement of relational and communicative group tools; planning and scheduling of work and time management; reduction of possible tensions between the operational level and the decision-making programming level.
Goals
Prevent the phenomenon of burn out among operators by improving the quality of social workers' practices through the provision of tools that guarantee their well-being and enhance and support their professional competence.
With the implementation of situations characterised by economic hardship and an increase in the demand for social work, the aim is to improve the technical quality of interventions by refining the methodological, value, relational and deontological aspects required by the profession. Supervision aims at activating a path of constructive reflection with respect to difficulties and problems both in the area of relations with the people benefiting from the interventions and with reference to the organisation and the working group.
Target: 2250 hours of supervision and involvement of at least 335 operators (relatively 170 and 165 operators for each of the two projects).
Start date
27/06/2023
End date
30/06/2026