Supervision for New Mental Health Professionals

Supervision for new mental health professionals constitutes a significant pillar in the development of professional identity and the maintenance of professional ethics. The aim of supervision is to provide comprehensive support to new mental health professionals seeking guidance, skill development, and enrichment of their clinical practice. Supervision is conducted either in person or (online) via platforms such as Zoom or Skype.

During Clinical Supervision, New Professionals Can Achieve:

• Skill Development: practice and improvement of clinical skills in an environment that offers guidance, feedback, and constructive criticism.
• Support with Ethical Dilemmas: Resolution of ethical dilemmas and adherence to the professional code of ethics.
• Identification of Risks and Obligations: Analysis of potential risks in your practice, providing guidance for addressing them.
• Development of Cultural Sensitivity: Enhancement in understanding and addressing the needs of individuals from diverse political and social backgrounds.
• To formulate cases, to plan the therapeutic course, and to select appropriate therapeutic interventions.
• To develop the skill of reflection and to reflect on their own thoughts, feelings, and reactions. This process is vital for personal and professional development.
• To recognize signs of burnout, to focus on self-care and maintaining a healthy balance between professional and personal life.
• To stay informed about best practices, the latest research, evidence-based practices, and emerging trends in their field of activity.
• To recognize and manage countertransference: supervision helps new professionals recognize and manage their own emotional reactions during therapeutic sessions, ensuring that their personal experiences do not interfere with the therapeutic process.
• To build confidence and self-efficacy: Positive feedback and support from supervisors can enhance a new professional’s confidence in their abilities, helping them feel more secure in their clinical practice.
• To network professionally, to develop a sense of belonging, and a commitment to lifelong learning and improvement.

Supervision sessions last 60 minutes, and their frequency is arranged upon communication with the interested party.

To book your supervision, please complete the interest form on the website or contact me via email.