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Clinical supervisions

In your day-to-day work with patients, do you ever have doubts or feel unsure about how to move forward with the treatment?

Clinical supervision offers a space for clinical reflection — a calm, non-judgmental environment where you can think things through with the support of experienced professionals.

Our goal is to help you better understand what’s happening in your sessions, what tools you have at your disposal, and how to use them with increasing precision and confidence.

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What do we do in clinical supervisions?

We review excerpts from sessions

that you find difficult, confusing, or striking.

We help you put words

to what you’re seeing, feeling, and thinking.

We work with technical concepts,

but always grounded in your real experience as a therapist in training.

We address common questions: How do I set a boundary?

What do I do in the face of silence? How do I manage moments of high emotional intensity?

We focus on technique

in relation to the patient’s clinical presentation.

Objectives

To improve clinical practice across its different modes of care.

To strengthen observation, analysis, and intervention skills.

To provide a safe space to address clinical doubts, difficulties, and challenges

Who is it for?

Mental health professionals who wish to begin their practice in psychotherapy.

Practicing professionals who wish to review and strengthen their clinical practice.

Clinical teams seeking an external perspective to enrich their work.

What will you gain?

A clear theoretical-clinical framework

to help you reflect more effectively on the therapeutic process.

The ability to observe transference

and your own countertransference without feeling overwhelmed.

A safe space to also talk about the emotional side:

anxiety, doubts, guilt, fear.

Greater consistency in your therapeutic role.

TFP Accreditation Supervisions

Supervision in Transference-Focused Psychotherapy (TFP) is aimed at deepening the understanding of the structural model of personality and the psychic functioning of the patient from a contemporary psychodynamic perspective.

Through the systematic analysis of the therapeutic contract, intervention modes, and the dynamics of transference and countertransference,supervision fosters a more precise clinical practice that aligns with treatment goals. The focus is placed on:

Identifying the patient’s personality organization.
Using the therapeutic contract as a clinical tool and a containing framework.
Detecting the dominant affect in sessions and its impact on the transference.

Utilizing countertransference as a pathway to understand the relational dynamics at play.
Learning the interpretation cycle (observation – clarification – confrontation – interpretation).
Reflecting on the technical and emotional challenges involved in working with patients with severe personality disorders.

Objectives

To train therapists in the effective use of TFP (Transference-Focused Psychotherapy).

To promote ethical clinical practice and the professional development of the psychotherapist.

To provide a safe space to address clinical doubts, difficulties, and challenges.

Who is it for?

Psychiatrists and psychologists interested in effective techniques for treating Personality Disorders

Psychotherapists who wish to review and strengthen their clinical practice

Different Formats

We offer various formats to adapt to the needs of each professional.

INDIVIDUAL

In-depth work on specific clinical cases.

GROUP

Shared learning through exchange with others.

CLINICAL TEAMS

Designed for institutions working with children, adolescents, or adults.

Accredited Supervisors

We have a team of supervisors with:

Extensive clinical experience

Specific training in supervision

A strong commitment to evidence-based models and ongoing professional development

Alfons Icart

Brenda Tarragona

Esther Verdaguer

Eulàlia Ripoll

Joan Vegué

Maria Jesús Rufat

Teresa Ribalta