Supervision

SUPERVISION

As a supervisor, I can be helpful when:

Your client has a diagnosis or multiple co-occurring diagnoses

I help you make sense of the case, develop a case formulation, and turn it into a clear treatment plan. I can help identify which therapeutic approaches and tools may be the most appropriate
You suspect that your client may have an underlying diagnosis, but you are uncertain

I help you recognize important clinical signs, understand when a referral to a psychiatrist or another healthcare professional may be needed, and make more informed decisions. This is not about diagnosing — it is about knowing when further assessment may be important
You are unsure where to start with a complex case

I help you make sense of complicated cases by separating different layers of the work: crisis, trauma, personality dynamics, and potential risks. We develop a clear treatment strategy — what requires attention now, what can wait, and what may be better addressed later
Your client is experiencing an acute crisis, and you are unsure how to respond

This may include suicidal thoughts, self-harm, a significant worsening of anxiety or depression, impulsive or destructive behavior, loss of control, or disorientation. In these situations, therapy requires a shift toward crisis intervention, with a focus on stabilization, safety, and restoring basic functioning
You need support in working with intense and difficult client states

Aggression, shame, dissociation, addiction, suicidality — I help you develop ways to remain present and engaged while avoiding both rescuing and withdrawal from the therapeutic relationship
A client case has affected you emotionally, and you need space to process it

I help you explore what happened, understand your reactions, and return to a grounded professional state — staying connected to your feelings without being consumed by them
Your client is also working with other professionals, such as a psychiatrist or medical specialists

I help you navigate multidisciplinary collaboration — understanding each professional’s role, responsibilities, and how to work together effectively
You want to clarify your professional position and strengthen your boundaries
This may include questions such as:
- which clients or cases are the right fit for your practice;
- how to structure the therapeutic frame;
- where your responsibility begins and ends in complex situations;
- how to maintain boundaries when they become blurred;
- how to work with clients who repeatedly require more time, attention, or involvement than expected — and other challenges of clinical practice
- как быть, если клиент регулярно затягивает сильнее, чем нужно и в любых других рабочих вопросах

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