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Clinical psychology supervision
Supervision provides a structured setting for integrating theory with practice, discussing cases, and strengthening clinical and ethical reasoning.
Individual supervision and the group programme are presented for information only. Direct booking through the online calendar is not available; details and the application process are arranged through direct contact.
Who it is for
- psychologists practising in clinical psychology who meet the applicable professional requirements
- professionals beginning practice or consolidating their clinical skills
- those seeking an individualised pathway or collaborative learning within a stable group
Areas addressed
- psychological assessment and clinical formulation
- setting goals and planning interventions
- case analysis, decision-making blocks, and tolerating professional uncertainty
- boundaries, ethics, documentation, and managing emotional responses in clinical work
- collaboration and seeking support; self-criticism, perfectionism, and preventing professional burnout
How the programme works
Supervision may take place individually or within a modular group programme. In the individual format, goals and pace are agreed according to the psychologist's professional stage and development needs. The group programme runs for 12 months and combines theoretical reference points, case discussion, applied exercises, and feedback.
Practical information
What is useful to know beforehand
- Duration
- Individual: agreed according to goals · Group: 4 hours per module
- Frequency
- Individual: agreed together · Group: one meeting per month for 12 months.
- Format
- Individual or group format. Delivery method, dates, and participation requirements are arranged through direct contact.
Scope of the service
When another form of supervision may be more appropriate
- supervision is required in another specialty or for competencies outside the programme's scope
- an institution-specific or professional setting beyond the available service is required
- applicable professional rules require a different setting or form of documentation