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Individual Supervision
Clinical supervision is a contractual, collaborative process which monitors, develops and supports therapists in their clinical role. The central focus is on both the optimum treatment outcome for the client and the professional development and self-care of the therapist. The process of clinical supervision is seen to encompass a number of significant components, including a formal agreement between the supervisor and therapist. It is an opportunity for therapists to present relevant material regarding their clinical practice via case discussion, recordings of client sessions, role plays, etc, allowing a space for reflective review by the therapist and feedback by the supervisor.
My Aim
As a Clinical Supervisor, my aim is to help provide you with a 'bigger view'. This may be about the dynamic you are grappling with between you and your client, something provoked in you by a client's material or something you are trying to understand about yourself or the therapeutic process. I may offer direct advice about a modality you could use, or I may invite you into an expressive process where we may use Sandplay Therapy, Symbol Work or one or several of the Expressive Therapy modalities. This experiential approach to Supervision has a dual outcome. Firstly, to be able to see a bigger view about what is happening, and secondly, to experience what it is like to move through an issue using the modalities you've been trained in. As a therapist, we are often wearing two hats; the person experiencing and the therapist. In Individual Supervision I aim to give the therapist an experience of both.
My Aim
As a Clinical Supervisor, my aim is to help provide you with a 'bigger view'. This may be about the dynamic you are grappling with between you and your client, something provoked in you by a client's material or something you are trying to understand about yourself or the therapeutic process. I may offer direct advice about a modality you could use, or I may invite you into an expressive process where we may use Sandplay Therapy, Symbol Work or one or several of the Expressive Therapy modalities. This experiential approach to Supervision has a dual outcome. Firstly, to be able to see a bigger view about what is happening, and secondly, to experience what it is like to move through an issue using the modalities you've been trained in. As a therapist, we are often wearing two hats; the person experiencing and the therapist. In Individual Supervision I aim to give the therapist an experience of both.
