The main focus of supervision is to support client wellbeing by helping the supervisee grow professionally: expanding clinical knowledge, developing therapeutic skills, and refining their interpersonal style in therapy.

Supervision may include:

• discussion of the therapeutic relationship;
• case conceptualization and case formulation;
• practice of therapeutic techniques, such as modelling and role play;
• discussion of therapeutic strategies;
• case presentations;
• homework assignments;
• review of audio or video recordings of the supervisee’s therapy sessions;
• identifying, conceptualizing, and restructuring the supervisee’s thoughts, assumptions, and core beliefs when they affect therapeutic or professional functioning;
• review of clinical guidelines;
• review of psychoeducational materials for clients;
• behavioral experiments;
• other strategies agreed upon together.

• Supervision takes place online via Skype or Google Meet.
• Individual supervision lasts 55 minutes.
• The fee for individual supervision is 8,000 RUB.
• Group supervision costs 16,000 RUB per hour. The group includes 4 participants and meets once every two weeks.

A supervision group starts once enough participants have joined.
Supervision materials should be sent at least three days before the scheduled session. If the materials are sent later, the supervisor may need to use part of the supervision time to review them.

Everything discussed in supervision, as well as any notes the supervisor keeps about the supervisee’s cases, remains confidential and will not be shared without the supervisee’s written permission.
The only exceptions are situations in which confidentiality may be legally breached, for example:

• if the supervisee discloses abuse or misconduct involving clients;
• if the supervisor’s records are requested by a court.

All cases presented in supervision must be anonymized. Please remove the client’s first and last name and, whenever possible, any other identifying information.
The supervisee is responsible for obtaining written consent from their clients to discuss their cases in supervision. If audio or video recordings are brought to supervision, separate written consent must be obtained for those recordings.
The supervisee is also responsible for deleting these recordings from the correspondence with the supervisor after supervision.

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Please prepare and send the supervision materials in advance.

Case formulation may be presented either as a deep conceptualization, including childhood experiences, core beliefs, and related patterns, or as symptom-focused maintaining cycles, depending on the request and the stage of therapy.