Clinical Supervision for Psychologists and Psychotherapists

Working side by side with an experienced supervisor allows professionals to improve the quality of their interventions, develop new perspectives, and ensure an ethical and up-to-date practice.

• Exploring intersubjectivity: Supervision helps the clinician identify and understand relational patterns that emerge in transference and countertransference.
• Enriching listening: Expands clinical listening to include not only verbal content but also non-verbal and implicit aspects of communication.
• Professional growth: Offers psychologists/psychotherapists the opportunity to mature in clinical practice, developing a broader and deeper understanding of psychic phenomena.
• Enhancing therapeutic co-creation: Assists in creating, together with the patient, a safe space for new possibilities of meaning and emotional growth to emerge.
• Support and confidence: Serves as an important resource for dealing with challenging issues and preventing emotional strain, which is common in clinical practice.