The Clinical Intervision Group is an opportunity for Stillpoint Professional Members to share their individual approaches, exchange theoretical influences, and understand psychotherapy and counselling through the different cultural and socio-political lenses that our countries of residency and our embodied backgrounds give us as a community. This is also an opportunity to share experiences, concerns, support, and thoughts about the challenges of working online. For those of you who are new to us, intervision is a term we use for facilitated peer supervision.
We usually begin by sharing what we are noticing arising for each of us in our practices and/or present experiences of the different social and cultural arenas we inhabit, and then move into specific client material and/or topics relating to practice. The group is facilitated to promote a warm, accepting and supportive atmosphere, with room for spontaneous engagement whilst also ensuring everyone has a chance to speak. We ‘trust the process’ to allow us to have the conversations we need, and which will most help enhance our psychological availability to our clients. Sometimes these centre around a particular client and at other times broader themes related to practice become our focus
This group is free for Professional Members of the Stillpoint Community. Please, find here details about it and join us (we offer a two-week free trial).