supervision in psychotherapy

Supervision in psychotherapy is a process where a more experienced therapist guides and supports a less experienced therapist or trainee. It ensures the quality of care, fosters professional development, and helps address complex or challenging cases. During supervision, the supervisee discusses client issues, receives feedback, and explores ways to improve their skills. It is a collaborative and ethical practice that promotes safe, effective therapy and ongoing learning, ultimately benefiting both the therapist's growth and the clients' well-being.