Supervision
A therapist's regular professional consultation with a more experienced colleague — without any details by which a client could be identified.
What it means for you
Behind every session stands not only my knowledge but also the view of someone watching the work from outside and noticing what escapes me. Supervision isn’t a sign that something is going wrong — it is a professional standard and a compulsory part of training.
What the supervisor learns
Nothing by which you could be identified. We talk about content and dynamics, not about names, professions or circumstances that would reveal you. The supervisor is equally bound by professional confidentiality.
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See also
Silence in therapy
A silence that isn't awkwardness but a space in which what fast conversation covers over can appear.
Grieving
The process of adjusting to a loss — not only a death, but any loss that changes who you are.
Self-harm
Deliberately hurting yourself as a way of managing an unbearable emotional state.
