British Association for Psychoanalytic and Psychodynamic Supervision
The Task of Tuning into the Unconscious in Supervision
Supervision of the group by the group – including the supervisor: the supervision group as more than the sum of its parts
The Aims of Attachment-Informed Psychotherapy: a Tool for Supervision
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Dilemmas of Supervising Different Modalities: Problems to Possibilities
As psychoanalytically trained supervisors, we are increasingly faced with the task of supervising practitioners whose trainings and clinical practice may be very different from our own. Psychoanalytic models continue to compete with an expanding range of trainings, some of which either pay scant attention to psychoanalytic principles or none at all, so effective supervision of different modalities is a pressing issue. Multi-model clinical supervision groups have become the norm within many organisations. However, what might make immediate sense economically, leaves little space for thoughtful development of workable frameworks to meet the differing needs of supervisees.
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Using the relationship to heal trauma: Rupture, repair, and relational work with clients and supervisees
This practical workshop, led by Dr. Robert T. Muller, a leading expert on trauma therapy, and globally ac-claimed author of the psychotherapy bestseller: Trauma & the Avoidant Client – is aimed at building our understanding of the therapeutic relationship in trauma treatment and supervision.
As clinicians, we try to maintain a strong therapeutic relationship, but this can be easier said than done. Trauma clients struggle to trust the therapist. This can be mirrored in the supervisory relationship.
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