Methodenintegrative Supervision

The book offers psychological counselors and supervisors a compact introduction to the topic of supervision and provides many concrete tips for practical application. It systematically presents the events in supervision and integrates proven methods from systemic approaches, Balint work, Gestalt therapy, and conversation therapy.

Supervision supports helpers in maintaining their professional perspective and improving the quality of their work. Those who constantly interact with people in difficult life situations may not always be able to avoid the risk of entanglement and therefore rely on the corrective of supervision.

Among the numerous approaches to formulating supervision concepts, this book stands out for:

• a new theoretically grounded, consistently method-integrative approach that encompasses supervision methods from all major psychotherapeutic schools,
• the consistent connection of the levels of person-relationship-group-organization,
• the systematic presentation of concrete supervision processes,
• numerous practical tips for addressing supervision concerns.

Both supervision trainers and their clients—psychological counselors, psychotherapists, and social workers—will find here a theoretically sound and practically tested guide from an author with extensive experience in supervision and training: ensuring that the joy of helping and the quality of work are maintained.