Professional Supervision

Those who work in the 'people professions' such as social workers, clinicians, psychologists, therapist and clergy have developed a powerful tool for learning from experience and improving their practice; Professional Supervision.

Professional Supervision is a contracted relationship with a skilled peer who provides a safe context to review aspects or episodes in a professional's practice.

Professional Supervision offers perspective on aspects of practice that may have become 'too close to home.' It provides a listener skilled in recognising unconscious processes influencing professional relationships, such as transference, countertransference and projection.

Professional Supervision is an opportunity to take a step back from a piece of experience, reframe it, and learn from it. Because it is outside the accountabilities of employment or professional oversight Supervision can enable new perspective on material that might otherwise be thought to be embarrassing or threatening.

At Ti Kouka Consulting, Graeme Nicholas brings twelve years experience to his work of Professional Supervision, along with training in psychodynamic theory.

Professional Supervision is a must for those working professionally with those in need; it is a well tested way of improving performance in the professions.