Clinical supervision for psychologists and psychiatrists
Strengthen your clinical practice and professional safety through teamwork.
Join our clinical supervision groups and strengthen your professional confidence
We offer online supervision groups for practicing psychology and psychiatry professionals. We create a collective space for reflection and learning aimed at strengthening your clinical practice, broadening your therapeutic perspective, and boosting your professional development.
Our team's track record, supported by more than 1,100 clinical cases addressed comprehensively, guarantees the quality and commitment of our supervision.
A space for clinical supervision to strengthen therapeutic practice and professional safety.
Towards a safer therapeutic practice
In clinical supervision groups we work from the shared analysis of clinical cases in a collective learning space that seeks to strengthen therapeutic practice and professional safety.
How is clinical supervision carried out?
We will work from the joint analysis of real clinical cases, presented by the participants and accompanied by our team. Each session will be dedicated to the supervision of one case.
How many people are in each group and at what times?
The groups are organized in morning and afternoon shifts, with a minimum of 5 people per group.
How long does each session last?
The sessions will be monthly, will be held virtually, and will last an hour and a half.
How will the sessions be supervised?
Each session will be led by mental health professionals with extensive clinical and teaching experience in various areas of mental health. The program will have four supervisors who will rotate among the different groups throughout the sessions.
Do you still have doubts?
If you have questions about how clinical supervision groups work, here you will find answers to some of the most frequently asked questions.
What are the requirements to join the clinical supervision groups?
It is necessary to be a practicing professional in psychiatry or psychology.
What is the commitment to remain in the groups?
There is no commitment period. Sessions are paid for individually, so you can participate according to your availability.
What information will I receive exactly when I fill out the form?
Upon completing the form, you will receive a dossier that includes the price of each session, the full profile of the supervisors, and the detailed schedule of sessions.
Let's create a space for reflection and learning. We look forward to seeing you in our clinical supervision groups.
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