Why is supervision needed? What are the types of supervision? How is it different from individual therapy?

Individual therapy explores the life of a specialist, does not allow you to merge with the client, to impose your vision on him. Supervision explores the relationship between personal life and work. It is important to track the course of your relationships with clients, to clearly understand what is happening in them.

The therapist may not notice how a small hook appears in the relationship, which can then develop into a serious problem. The specialist risks reducing the quality of therapy and destroying the connection with the client. Supervision helps to capture this moment. The therapist will immediately receive an opinion from the supervisor and will understand what issues he will need to sort out in individual therapy. Individual supervision solves the therapist's difficulties in working with a client one on one with a supervisor, group supervision - in a community of colleagues. Supervision of triples teaches you to sort things out, resolve conflicts, carefully observe and understand the feelings of another person in a circle of colleagues.

Group Supervisor, Individual Supervisor, and Supervisor of Triples cannot be the same Supervisor.