Clinical Supervision
What is clinical supervision?
Clinical Supervision is a process that ensures that clients receive the best possible interventions from a mental health professional. It’s an essential part of practice to receive regular clinical Supervision.
Clinical Supervision is a structured process of supporting, educating, and evaluating a mental health professional’s work by an appropriately trained and qualified supervisor. Typically, the clinical supervisor is more experienced than someone receiving Supervision, but this is not always the case.
A clinical supervisor has a multifaceted role. They focus on supporting the supervisee’s professional goals, managing their workload, and looking at personal development, offering support and counselling when needed.
How much does clinical supervision cost?
The current fees for clinical supervision with a Consultant Clinical Psychologist are £130 per hour.
What is the structure of clinical supervision?
Clinical supervision sessions usually last for an hour, although this can be longer when group/peer supervision are considered and typically follow a particular structure. The structure of supervision sessions can vary depending on the academic orientation of the Supervisor and the Supervisee, but they usually include:
What types of clinical supervision are there?
There are several types of Supervision. These include:
Please get in touch and we can discuss your clinical supervision needs.
Clinical Supervision is a process that ensures that clients receive the best possible interventions from a mental health professional. It’s an essential part of practice to receive regular clinical Supervision.
Clinical Supervision is a structured process of supporting, educating, and evaluating a mental health professional’s work by an appropriately trained and qualified supervisor. Typically, the clinical supervisor is more experienced than someone receiving Supervision, but this is not always the case.
A clinical supervisor has a multifaceted role. They focus on supporting the supervisee’s professional goals, managing their workload, and looking at personal development, offering support and counselling when needed.
How much does clinical supervision cost?
The current fees for clinical supervision with a Consultant Clinical Psychologist are £130 per hour.
What is the structure of clinical supervision?
Clinical supervision sessions usually last for an hour, although this can be longer when group/peer supervision are considered and typically follow a particular structure. The structure of supervision sessions can vary depending on the academic orientation of the Supervisor and the Supervisee, but they usually include:
- Work management (e.g., workload, objectives, planning, compulsory training, professional development).
- Discussion of clinical cases (including evaluation of interventions) and psychological processes (conscious and unconscious, such as transference and countertransference) that may be affecting the therapy process.
- Space for personal reflection, including mental and physical well-being in and outside the workplace.
- Consideration on how the supervisee’s personal circumstances may affect the therapeutic process and, if so, how those can be mitigated.
What types of clinical supervision are there?
There are several types of Supervision. These include:
- Individual – one to one space with supervisor
- Group or peer supervision – this can be facilitated by a supervisor or peer-led (no supervisor present); it allows participants to learn from each other’s experience
- Internal – Supervision is facilitated by a supervisor from within the organisation
- External – Supervision is facilitated by a supervisor from outside the organisation to offer an objective view of therapeutic processes
- Distant – remote Supervision conducted via telephone or video calls
Please get in touch and we can discuss your clinical supervision needs.
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