Supervision is the ‘cornerstone of counseling’. It protects the well being of the client and facilitates the counselor in developing greater self-awareness so she can become more alert to herself, her clients and the relationships involved.
Getting an integrated supervision at least twice a month is crucial for growth as a counselor. It helps the therapist to reflect on the content of the sessions, appropriate and well-timed use of therapeutic interventions, to understand the relationship in the room through unconscious dynamics like transference and counter transference. Many a times supervisory intervention gives the therapist insight into his habitual or induced countertransference