Mindfulness and Compassion in Integrative Supervision

Maša Žvelc, PhD, is an assistant professor of psychology at University of Primorska. She is an international trainer and supervisor of integrative psychotherapy. She is co-founder and director of the Institute for integrative psychotherapy and counselling, Ljubljana where she leads the training in integrative psychotherapy and supervision. She is a co-author of the book Integrative psychotherapy: A mindfulness- and compassion-oriented approach. Gregor Žvelc, PhD, is a full professor of clinical psychology at the University of Ljubljana. He is an international trainer and supervisor of integrative psychotherapy and transactional analysis. He is the co-founder of the Institute for integrative psychotherapy and counselling, Ljubljana and co-author of the book Integrative psychotherapy: A mindfulness- and compassion-oriented approach.

PART 1: Theoretical foundations 1. Introduction to mindfulness- and compassion-oriented integrative supervision 2. Relating from the observing self: Mindfulness and compassion in supervision 3. Mindfulness- and compassion-oriented transformative supervision model 4. Emotional and physiological regulation as the fourth supervision function 5. Supervisory Alliance and Supervisory Alliance Rupture Repair 6. Methods and interventions in integrative supervision PART 2: Mindfulness- and compassion-oriented methods in supervision 7. Mindfulness-oriented interventions in integrative supervision 8. Mindful processing in psychotherapy supervision 9. Methods of emotional and physiological regulation in supervision 10. Compassion-focused interventions in integrative supervision 11. Self-compassion processing in supervision 12. Self-care and prevention of burnout in mindfulness- and compassion-oriented supervision