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Group supervision is a process in which participants have the chance to reflect and discuss their experiences in clinical work with an experienced Supervisor. Supervision allows you to improve the professional skills you already have, but also to acquire new ones and to develop your individual working style. Supervision is a central process in the training of therapists, because it is based on the therapist’s own work, who has the chance to confront himself in a safe environment with the acceptance and support of the supervisor in the context of the difficulties in his relationship with the client.
Group supervision usually takes the form of meetings in small groups. The psychotherapist presents to the supervisor and the group a situation emerging from the process of the client in question, which is analysed, discussed and reflected upon. The group shares observations and insights. There is also time to ask questions that allow the situation to be explored in more detail and hypotheses to be formed. This form of collaboration allows for a better understanding of the client’s needs and problems. The exchange of insights makes it possible to improve personal skills, but also to learn about the working styles of other psychotherapists. Everything takes place in the presence of an experienced supervisor, who oversees the super-visionary process in the group. The task of the supervisor is to create a space so that the participants in the group supervision look at their work with the client in a comfortable, safe environment.
