WHAT DO WE MEAN BY
"GOOD ENOUGH"?
At the Center for Psychotherapy Supervision, we are committed to helping each other advance our psychotherapy supervision skills through the use of self-reflection, compassionate collaboration, and a “good enough” mindset.
A “good enough” mindset recognizes that by reflecting on our mistakes and examining our conflicts, we can best advance our psychotherapy supervision skills.
We aim to cultivate a community of psychotherapy supervisors where we can freely share our experiences, insights, challenges, and missteps. Where we can grow our own supervisory skills, while also helping others become more effective psychotherapy supervisors.
The Center for Psychotherapy Supervision is the place to make this happen.
INAUGURAL WORKSHOP SERIES
Through our interactive workshops and culture of “good enough,” we hope to foster a vibrant network of psychotherapy supervisors who will share their experiences, challenges, and insights.
By facilitating compassionate dialogue and celebrating self-reflection, we aim to help psychotherapy supervisors better recognize their blind spots, challenge barriers, and enhance supervisory skills. We want you to do more than grow. We want you to flourish.
See below to sign up for our inaugural workshop series, offered free of charge, and open to anyone who wants to grow their psychotherapy supervision skills.
FEATURED RESOURCE:
Supervising Individual Psychotherapy:
The Guide to "Good Enough"
This basics-and-beyond guide combines theoretical concepts with practical applications covering four key areas: the process of supervisor development; specific techniques; common challenges that may arise; and supervision within various care settings and for specific populations.
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