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Supervision
Supervise: To direct or oversee the performance or operation of.
To watch over so as to maintain order, etc.
Word Origin: Medieval Latin supervidēre, from Latin super- + vidēre to see.
(Source: www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/supervision
Professional supervision is no small thing, in fact its rather super in size. We believe that the process is of paramount importance and no counsellor or psychotherapist should do without it at any point in their practice. Supervision is all about 'doing no harm' and that includes both client and therapist. It ensures that you are practicing safely and effectively, it helps you grow and learn as a therapist, integrate theory, untangle what is yours and what is theirs, and support you in your work with clients.
As we are primarily relational psychotherapists, we deal with you (the supervisee) and what you bring to the table, how what is going on for your client relates to you.
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