Frequently Asked Questions

Supervision - What is needed for supervision to take place?

Q: What is needed for supervision to take place?

A: The supervisee (client) must raise a concern.

This concern is reflected on with the help of the supervisor. As a rule, the supervisor only knows the client's description of the situation reflected upon. This is what they work with. It is therefore not about the actual reality, but about the perception of the supervisee.

The supervisor therefore does not need to know the supervisee's field of work or observe the supervisee in the real situation to be reflected.