Leaning in – How to be an ACT Supervisee

Clinical supervision can be awesome, and a fantastic adjuvant to clinical practice, however, for many therapists they feel like they are not getting the most out of what supervision could be. Within supervision, sometimes a bunch of difficult stuff will show up – imposter syndrome, tricky feelings (guilt, shame, embarrassment), stuckness and uncertainty – all of which are familiar to us from an ACT lens. This webinar will explore the way that supervisees can engage in supervision to make sure that they are getting what they need. We will cover how ACT supervision is different, identifying your own needs in supervision, understanding what it means to focus on process and how to get guidance on ACT skills.

In the 90 mins we will have lots of opportunity to explore the experience of supervision, and allow participants to reflect on their own experiences of what has worked well, what is working…