Supervision in Therapy
Supervision is often undervalued by therapists, leading to a lack of growth in their practice. Research shows that, unlike surgeons, therapists don't automatically improve with experience; intentional practice outside of client sessions is crucial for enhancing skills. The therapeutic process is complex, intertwining personal development with professional growth, emphasizing the need for therapists to engage in their own ongoing learning and self-reflection.In this clip
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