Clinical Supervision

What is clinical supervision?

Clinical supervision involves a structured professional relationship between a supervisor and a clinician. It aims to enhance the quality of clinical services provided by the clinician while ensuring the well-being of clients. Supervisors provide guidance, support, and feedback to clinicians, helping them develop their clinical skills, theoretical understanding, and ethical decision-making. Supervision sessions may include case discussions, role-playing, review of clinical documentation, and ongoing professional development. Overall, clinical supervision fosters continuous learning, self-reflection, and growth among mental health professionals, ultimately improving the quality of care for clients.