Supervision is not therapy...

I am committed to staying with the actuality of the client’s or supervisee’s lived-experience, it is an egalitarian relationship, which draws on a range of philosophical insights – including those beyond the bounds of existentialism. Reflexive, questioning and curious, it has no fixed ideology, and I am open to being transformed during the therapeutic encounter. The supervisor joins the supervisee as a ‘fellow investigator’ or ‘ally’ and explores all four dimension of human existence, Social for example interpersonal relationships and GGRRAAACEEESS, (Krause, 2012) Physical, environment, Personal, self-awareness and Spiritual for example, values, meanings, systems of belief and philosophical outlook (Cooper, 2003).