Supervision is an essential component for professional development and the quality of care provided by those trained in Family Systemic Constellations who wish to expand their perspective in client sessions and self-awareness. It offers a safe space for therapists to reflect on their practice, receive specialized feedback, and develop skills that enhance their interventions. Studies show that regular supervision is associated with a significant improvement in therapeutic effectiveness, yielding direct benefits for both therapists and clients.

Benefits for the Therapist

For therapists, supervision provides an ongoing opportunity for learning and growth. It allows for reflection on challenging cases, helps identify personal biases that may interfere with the therapeutic process, and provides emotional support to manage the emotional demands of clinical practice. According to Bernard & Goodyear (2014), clinical supervision improves decision-making skills and promotes the development of new therapeutic approaches and strategies. Supervision facilitates the development of ethical and professional competencies. Experienced supervisors can identify areas where the therapist may need support, helping to refine their practice in line with high standards of care. A study by Milne (2009) suggests that well-structured supervision increases the therapist’s confidence and reduces the risk of burnout, contributing to greater career longevity and satisfaction.
 

Benefits for the Clients

When therapists undergo regular supervision, clients also benefit significantly. Supervision ensures that the therapist is continually evolving and aligned with evidence-based practices, which improves the quality of care. A study by Watkins (2011) reinforces that supervision leads to greater adherence to ethical principles and reflective practice, enhancing the safety and effectiveness of treatments. Supervision helps therapists maintain objectivity in treating their clients, ensuring that personal issues do not interfere with the therapeutic process. This results in a more client-centered approach, promoting more positive outcomes.
 

Stages of Supervision

The supervision process can be divided into several stages:

• Initial Assessment: In this phase, the supervisor and therapist discuss the therapist's specific needs, set learning goals, and define the focus of the supervision.

• Case Reflection: The therapist brings challenging or uncertain cases to supervision, allowing for a detailed analysis under the supervisor’s guidance.

• Strategy Development: Based on case analysis, the supervisor suggests therapeutic approaches, techniques, and tools that can be applied in future sessions.

• Continuous Feedback: The therapist receives ongoing feedback on their practices and clinical decisions, promoting both professional and personal growth.

• Review and Future Planning: Periodically, the supervisor and therapist review progress toward established goals and plan the next steps to continue improvement.
   

Why I Am the Ideal Choice for Your Supervision

With over 20 years of experience in Human Development and more than 5,000 sessions conducted, I can offer deep and diverse supervision. My background in Social Sciences and Psychoanalysis from Brazil, combined with a specialization in Epigenetics from the University of Melbourne and a Postgraduate degree in Behavioral Neuroscience from PUC, provides me with a broad and integrative view of the human mind. I bring experience as a Family Systemic

Constellation facilitator since 2019, enriching my practice with a systemic approach that is essential for understanding family and group dynamics. With over 20 specializations, including training with Gabor Maté, I am equipped to provide supervision in various therapeutic approaches, with a keen and empathetic eye to meet each therapist's needs.
 

If you are seeking professional growth, supervision that combines deep knowledge with human sensitivity, and guidance to help you reach new heights in your practice, I am ready to support you on this journey. Let’s work together to refine your practice and ensure that your clients receive the best possible care.

It’s time to prioritize your evolution as a therapist. I am available to be your partner on this journey of growth and excellence.