Group Supervision for Clinicians
A person-centred, humanistic group supervision supports clinicians seeking depth, integrity, and nervous-system-informed practice. Grounded in the work of Carl Rogers, Natalie Rogers, Irvin Yalom, James Hollis, and interpersonal neurobiology, supervision is relational, reflective, and growth-oriented rather than prescriptive. Groups offer a psychologically safe space to slow down, think deeply, and explore the emotional, somatic, ethical, and existential dimensions of clinical work. Attention is given to nervous system regulation, values-based decision-making, and the impact of personal history on clinical presence. This supervision supports both clinical competence and personal meaning, helping clinicians remain authentic and connected while navigating complexity and burnout.
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Location
Guisichan Village
2365 Gordon Drive
209
Kelowna, BC V1W
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