Gaborone
Botswana
Event Type
ISSUP Webinar
Language(s)

English

Themes
Recovery Support
Treatment
Practice
Tags (Keywords)
clinical supervision
outpatient treatments
rehabilitation
Botswana
ISSUP Botswana

Clinical Supervision in Botswana

Submitted by Olivia Woodrow - 4 August 2023
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ISSUP Botswana would like to invite you to their Webinar on Clinical Supervision in Botswana.
Clinical supervision is an critical and integral part of providing safe and effective counselling for people affected by substance use disorders. This webinar will highlight the successes and challenges of providing clinical supervision in an outpatient rehabilitation centre.

Time: 3PM Botswana Time | 2PM UK Time

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Learning Outcomes:

  • Understanding what clinical supervision is
  • Understanding the unique Issues in Supervision for Substance Abuse Counsellors
  • Learn the administrative Issues in Supervision 

Presenter:

Lorato Koosaletse is a Level 3 Internationally Accredited Addiction Professional, currently employed at Botswana Substance Abuse Support Network (BOSASNet) the country’s first rehabilitation centre, as the Clinical Program Manager.  Lorato has a Master of Social Health degree from Macquarie University in Sydney, Australia and is also a global Master Trainer in the Universal Treatment Curriculum (UTC) and the Women’s Intervention for Substance Exposure (WISE) for the Drug Advisory Program under the Colombo Plan.
Lorato has extensive experience in substance use disorder treatment as a Counsellor, Trainer and Supervisor.  She is passionate about youth and women as they she feels they have unique challenges related to their substance use and addiction. Lorato is dedicated to providing quality, evidence-based care for people with substance use disorders and their families.

Moderator:

Dr. Morekwe Selemogwe-Matsetse, ISSUP Botswana Chairperson

 

 

Webinars and online events delivered and hosted by the International Society of Substance Use Professionals (ISSUP) are provided for informational purposes only. They are educational in nature and do not constitute medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.