Clinical Supervision

Clinical supervision is intended for mental health professionals—psychologists, neuropsychologists, counsellors, and therapists— whether at the beginning of their career or experienced, working in private practice or in an institutional setting.

Sessions are offered on an individual, groups, or team basis.

Supervision sessions focus on clinical psychology and neuropsychology.

They specifically explore:

• the practice of psychoanalytic psychotherapy,

• psychological and neuropsychological assessment,

• neuropsychological rehabilitation and cognitive remediation.

These sessions aim to help each professional:

• Deepen clinical thinking and refine professional practice.

• Analyse complex or challenging clinical situations.

• Develop skills in assessment and intervention.

• Develop one’s positioning in the therapeutic relationship and reflect on issues of transference and countertransference.

• Consider the ethical and deontological aspects of practice.

• Gain perspective on the emotional and relational challenges of the profession.