SAN SUPERVISION

Includes our ability to self-reflect, self-observe and self-correct, building a habit of stepping back and regularly reflecting on your work and the relationships you build with your clients. This may involve sharing of experience, linking theory to practice, identifying transference and parallel processes, discovering further educational needs, and celebrating achievements. The aim is to develop self-awareness as an ability to observe and accurately identify our conscious and un-conscious processes (thoughts, feelings, wishes, needs, impulses, behaviours etc.). (Hawkins and Smith 2013)