Transference in Supervision workshop with Robin Shohet & Joan Wilmot
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Transference in Supervision: “Remember, I bring my inner child even as I pretend to be grown up.” - Workshop with Robin & Joan Shohet
Over the weeks we have looked at the topic of shame in supervision and what we would least like our supervisors to know about our work. On doing an inquiry into all these, we find there is an element of regression and transference.
Reasons for hiding from a supervisor include statements like my supervisor would disapprove, judge me and so on. These can give clues as to the supervisee’s inner states. The fear of failure, being seen as not good enough are often in the room and difficult to talk about, especially when the supervisor has counter transference issues of their own or transference on to training and professional bodies.
As usual, we do not have answers but hopefully, provide a safe space for these issues to be shared. They are felt as personal but in reality they are universal.
To support practitioners in this time of extraordinary circumstances we are offering access to this group for a self-select fee. Please contribute what you can so that the group is accessible for all colleagues.
(This group is a live discussion and not appropriate for recording)
Robin Shohet
I have been teaching supervision for over 40 years through the CSTD (www.cstdlondon.co.uk) and co-authored and edited several books on this topic. I do not separate supervision from the rest of life and write about this in a recent work which I co-wrote with my wife "In Love with Supervision. Creating Transformative Conversations."
Joan Wilmot
I co-founded CSTD in 1979 and work as a trainer, supervisor, psychotherapist, mediator, and coach. I have been running supervision trainings and working with teams, in particular the NHS and voluntary sector, for 38 years. My particular passion is in enabling people to find the work they love and love the work they do. I am also co-founder and an active member of Findhorn Playback Theatre, Northern Lights Learning Conference, and Mythodrama Scotland.
I have written about supervision in the CSTD book, Supervision in the Helping Professions: Hawkins, P. Shohet R; also in Passionate Supervision ed Shohet R. chapter 5 The Supervisory Relationship: A Life long calling, and in Training and Supervision for Counselling in Action: ed Dryden W. Thorne B. The Key Issue in the Supervision of counsellors.
I have recently published a book on Supervision as Spiritual Practice.
John Wilson
I have been facilitating in Counselling & Psychotherapy programmes in the UK for more than 10 years.
I am currently the director at Temenos Education and have a private practice where I offer online Psychotherapy and Supervision using video and chat communication platforms along with virtual environments. I am also the co-founder of onlinevents which has grown to be the world’s largest library of online video and audio content with instant certification and a learning log.
I am also a past chair of the Association for Counselling & Therapy Online (ACTO) and have served for 6 years on the board of the World Association for Person Centered & Experiential Psychotherapy & Counselling. My passion to bring online learning into the field of Counselling & Psychotherapy has also led to the development of online experiential learning within the Temenos programme, facilitating the exposure of Temenos students to external tutors who are located in different parts of the world. Along with the inclusion of experiential learning of online Counselling & Psychotherapy for Temenos students so that they qualify with knowledge and practice in online communication and relationship.
You can read an article I co-authored about online group facilitation here:
https://www.tandfonline.com/eprint/UB2QJDKNCGUMUNUURU8W/full?target=10.1080/14779757.2019.1650807
Fabienne Chazeaux
Fabienne Chazeaux has been facilitating in Person-centred Psychotherapy training programs in France and in the UK for more than 10 years.
Fabienne is currently working on the Temenos Counselling & Psychotherapy Programme and the ACP France European Certificate in Psychotherapy Programme.
She has a private practice in Paris and online where she offers Psychotherapy for children and adults and supervision to individual Psychotherapy practitioners.
Fabienne is currently offering group supervision for psychologists who specialise in working with children and young people who have been orphaned and psychologists and support workers who specialise in working in an educational setting with children and young people who are living with Autism.
Fabienne is also an experienced business coach and works with senior leaders and leadership teams within global corporations, she also offers individual and group supervision to coaches.
Fabienne is an accomplished artist and has a special interest in how the creative arts can support therapeutic process. Fabienne has developed creative therapeutic tools which she uses with students, supervisees, psychotherapy and coaching clients.
These tools have been developed to be particularly powerful in supporting therapeutic movement where there are no words available, which is often the case for clients who have experienced body and relational trauma or who find themselves paralysed within seemingly intractable organisational settings.
If you have any questions or want to know more about Fabienne 's work and sessions : f.chazeaux@gmail.com
Website: Nakomé – Coaching Leaders
