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Supervision is more than guiding; it is a process encompassing learning, reflection, and growth. By asking Socratic questions and following Da Vinci's principles, one can explore various aspects to reflect on. Find patterns, boundaries, and ways to make change less painful while ensuring clarity and accountability. Discover the power of being present, recognizing limits, and searching for strengths in both the client and therapist.
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Supervision - aspects that interest me…. Jo Lucas June 2014
A process..… More than anything supervision is a process which includes
When they think they know the answers,People are difficult to guide.When they know they do not know,People find their own way.Quoted in N.Marshall Re-Vision
Reflecting • By asking questions • Socratic questions • Da Vinci’s princiuples
Six types of Socratic questions • Conceptual clarification • Probing assumptions • Reasons and evidence • Viewpoints and perspectives • Implications and consequences • Questions about the question
Asking questions • According to Leonardo’s principles; • Curiosita-curiosity • Dimonstarzione- learning from experience • Sensazione-sharpening the senses • Sfumato-manging ambiguity andchange • Arte/scienza- whole brain thinking • Corporalita-body mind fitness • Connessione-connectivity, systems thinking
Which will help me to reflect on……... ….some of the time and at different times….