11.09 Supervision

Supervision for beginners and practicing gestalt therapists is a support, professional development, and a decrease in the risk of professional burnout.

During supervision, the supervisor analyzes the work of the Gestalt therapist, during which he receives feedback from a more experienced colleague. As a result, the therapist can see a more complete picture of his work, understands the causes of difficulties, learns the strengths and weaknesses of his work, and can also find ways of further therapeutic work.

This seminar is necessary for you if you:

• Study or complete the Gestalt Therapist training program.
• Want to develop and grow professionally in the field of gestalt therapy.

Thanks to supervision, you:

• Overcome client fear and therapy failure.
• Get support before starting your own practice.
• Find your own perspective, style and creativity in therapy.
• You will be able to understand and analyze your professional actions.
• Opportunity to see your practice “from the outside”, to see points of professional growth.
• You will be able to understand difficult practical situations.
• Expand your professional level, knowledge and skills.

This supervision is open to all students of the MIGIS Institute, starting with the 8th seminar of the Gestalt Therapist Training Program.

Please note the standards!
90 hours (for programs that began before November 1, 2022) for 2nd degree certification must be obtained from their program director.
110 hours (for programs that began after November 1, 2022):

• Training Supervision, beginning with Program Seminar 8 - attend at least 60 hours of supervision in a group or supervisory seminar format with their Program Supervisor.
• Group Supervision, beginning with the 12th workshop of the Program - attending at least 50 hours of supervision in a group or supervisory workshop format with one of the MIGIS recommended group supervisors. Such groups may not be counted toward the norms of training program hours with their supervisor

Hours completed with other MIGIS group supervisors will also be counted toward the certificate but in addition to the 110/90 required hours.
In programs where the supervisor is Grechka Vadim, the 110/90 hours for certification also include the group supervision hours completed in the supervision groups of Saulova Irina.