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Case histories illustrate the question focus reflection method in systemic therapy supervision, improving guidance.
Based on 30 years of experience with giving supervision at the Amsterdam Institute for Family Therapy and Couple Therapy (AIGR) the author describes the development of a Systemic Therapy supervisor course, set up together with his colleague Marian Ploegmakers-Burg. In the initial years of this course video fragments often showed that the prospective supervisors gave little direction to the supervision process. Here, the Question, Focus, Reflection method has proved important in making the supervisee aware of their position in the system and for the supervisor to improve their guidance of the process. This article uses case histories to further explain the method and discusses helpful techniques and additional points of concern.
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