Speciality of group supervision

This approach is known for working on emotional fusion and the level of differentiation of partners. We explore the interaction between the members of the couple to get them to self-confront and take responsibility in the diet of dynamics creating marital difficulties.

Supervision participants are invited to confront their own insecurities about discussing difficult topics with couples in therapy. We explore the level of differentiation of the therapist in the face of their clientele and the impact this engenders in the alliance between the therapist and the couple.

You are invited to follow the 10-hour ONLINE training course addressing the concepts of the approach. However, this is not a prerequisite.

• Supervisory Approach: Isomorphic and Developmental

• Recommended theoretical approach: Sexual crucible, Systemic-interactional

• When: 1 time a month on Fridays at 1pm

• Duration: 1 hour

• Where: Online

Next dates:

January 17, 2025

February 14, 2025

March 14, 2025

April 11, 2025

May 9, 2025

June 6, 2025

Cost: $65/meeting

Systemic-interactional concepts and theories addressed:

• The therapist and couple’s mind-mapping ability
• Normal marital sadism
• Integrating Mind-mapping into therapy
• Sex out of pity
• Emotional balance
• PfD and PGD Dynamics
• Borrowed operation
• Sexual presence and sexual connection
• Collusive, combative, absence and collaborative alliance
• Type of therapeutic relationship with clients
• Family dynamics and intergenerational conflict
• Emotional impasse
• Pace, lead, ratify
• Relaxing hug, intimate look, present touch
• Sexual dialogue
• Construction alliance by confrontation and mind-mapping
• Ethical and ethical assessment of interventions

Supervision also meets your unique supervised needs as requested. The main systemic-interaction approach is the SEXUAL CRUCIBLE. Other approaches and concepts can be addressed

Benefits of group supervision:

• Getting out of the self-employed’s professional isolation
• Lower cost for continuing training and supervision of your cases
• Access to a range of interventions and concept from the different participants
• Create links with other professionals and a referral network
• Learning to recognize and cope with difficulties
• Learning from the therapeutic difficulties of your colleagues
• Sharing place
• Hour of continuing education as a participant
• Hour of supervision as presenter