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The ASORC supervision program is the pathway to certification for rehabilitation counsellors.

Professional Supervision Program

Upgrade from Associate to Full Member To progress from Associate Member to Full Member you will be required to undertake the ASORC Professional Supervision Program. This program is to ensure Associate members reach sufficient academic and clinical experience standards prior to becoming Full Members. The ASORC Professional Supervision Program is based on achievement of the ASORC Competencies for Rehabilitation Counsellors. Whilst being supervised, Associate Members need to be working in roles inv...
Endorsement for the ASORC Associate member supervision program

Professional Supervision Program Endorsement

Many Workplace Rehabilitation Providers (WRP) participate in the ASORC Professional Supervision Program (APSP) to support the professional growth and development of Associate Members. To ensure a workplace rehabilitation provider meets the expected high-quality standards of supervision, ASORC has developed the ASORC Professional Supervision Framework. In order to meet these expectations, a workplace rehabilitation provider providing ASORC members with supervision, is offered an opportunity to ap...

Professional Reading

Web Links Topic Date Resource LInk Pain Management Aug 2019 The IASP classification of chronic pain for ICD-11 Emotional Intelligence July 2019 Why we do what we do Emotional Intelligence July 2019 Who do you think you are? Emotional Intelligence July 2019 Joy and Gratitude Emotional Intelligence July 2019 Why good leaders make you feel safe Emotional Intelligence July 2019 Understanding Trauma: How stress and Trauma Cause Chronic Pain, Anxiety , Depression and PTSD Workplac...
Complaints or concerns about an ASORC Member

Complaints or Concerns

ASORC sets and maintains ethical guidelines and standards for the profession so that the highest quality of service delivery may be maintained. Scope ASORC is a self-regulating professional body, with a Complaints Policy and Procedure for internal review and discipline of members for: protection of the reputation and integrity of ASORC and its members; the legitimate interests and safety of clients and the general public; and the maintenance of the professional conduct and standards required of...