Mindfulness and Compassion in Integrative Supervision

Supervisors Association of Ireland Spring Conference

Mindfulness and Compassion in Integrative Supervision

Faciliated by Maša Žvelc and Gregor Žvelc from Slovenia

At its best the supervision is a reflective, relational, transformative, and collaborative process. Supervisees often witness the darkest side of human experience. How does this affect them and how do they cope? How can supervision help regulate and transform painful experience? How can transformed supervisee’s way of being influence sessions?

All these questions are the focus of mindfulness- and compassion-oriented integrative supervision. If you would like to explore this and other important evolving themes in supervision, including: Emotional and physiological regulation, Physiological parallel process, Rupture and repair in the supervisory relationship, relating from the Observing Self, Compassion focused interventions in supervision, you are invited to join the:

Supervisors Association of Ireland (SAI)

Maša Žvelc and Gregor Žvelc are two experienced facilitators will encourage us to explore:

Mindfulness and Compassion: The Heart of the Supervisory Relationship

This experiential, professional development event, will provide space for us to: Reconnect, Reflect, Experience and Practise ways of facilitating Integrative Supervision.

Maša is an assistant professor at the University of Primorska and director of the Institute for integrative psychotherapy and counselling, Ljubljana, and Gregor is professor of clinical psychology at the University of Ljubljana. They are international trainers and supervisors of integrative supervision and co-authors of the book Mindfulness and Compassion in Integrative Supervision, published by Routledge.

Host or Publisher Supervisors Association of Ireland