Core Curriculum for Supervisory Education
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By Tim Thorstenson, Chair, Task Group on Supervisory Education and Certification
The Core Curriculum for Supervisory Education is now available as a Wiki document on the ACPE Members Only section of the website. The intent is for the curriculum to be an organic and evolving document, stimulating and advancing supervisory education. As you discover new and valuable resources, please add them. And please offer your comments, ideas, and new learning. The core curriculum is not intended to be prescriptive, but to focus our supervisory education around both timeless and emerging resources to inform the development and continuing education of our supervisors.
Click here for instructions of accessing and editing the core curriculum.
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Don't forget to regularly check the Certification Commission page on the ACPE website for all the info you need regarding the certification process.
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Continuing Education with Norwegian CPE
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By Edith Finsaadal
Attending a NCPE continuing education event was a treat in my trip to Norway this last August. CPE supervisors, supervisory education students, and the Chair of the CPE Program Committee at the Norwegian School of Theology spent three days together at two wooden cabins in a coastal area of Sweden close to Oslo. The cabins were owned by a hospital and CPE center in Oslo, and were used for employee weekend trips and various recreation and continuing education events. The theme for the event was the use of theory in CPE supervision.
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ACPE Academy for Continuing Education
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Don't forget to register for the upcoming webinars with the ACPE Academy for Continuing Education. Register in the Members Only section or follow this link to the registration form and objectives.
The Practice of Supervision - Fall
o Nov 17 - Working w/ Theological Reflection in CPE: Advances in Theory & Practice - $49
Teresa Snorton, ACPE Inc., Decatur, GA
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Report on the Survey of Membership 2010
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By Ted Hodge, former Chair of RANC
In 2010 RANC did a survey of our membership to look at some of the diversity represented in our organization. The results were presented to the Board. A more recent request asked that we share results in an article for the membership.
The total number of people taking the survey was 387. Everyone could choose not to disclose on any of the questions so the numbers may not always add up to the total. Of those taking the survey the results from the region were as follows.
Click here to read Ted's full report
Click here to view the survey results
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ACPE Clinical Member and Disaster Relief Chaplain, Rev. Earl E. Johnson is a regular contributor to The Huffington Post. He recently posted a blog about CPE. Please read Earl's articles and send him your comments.
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The editors of Chronic Illness and Spirituality: Diverse Disciplinary, Religious, and Cultural Perspectives invite contributions for an interreligious, multicultural, and interdisciplinary collection of chapters that critically examines how the spiritual traditions of the world represent and respond to chronic illness. Deadline for abstract submissions: January 30, 2012.
Click here for more information
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