Psychotherapy is a broad discipline focused on treating mental health issues through psychological methods rather than medical means. It involves structured interactions between a trained therapist and a client, aimed at improving the client’s mental well-being, emotional regulation, and coping strategies. The process is designed to help individuals understand their feelings, thoughts, and behaviors, and to develop healthier patterns of thinking and behavior.

Clinical supervision for psychotherapists is a professional and educational process in which guidance, support, and feedback is provided. This process is crucial for ensuring high standards of care, professional growth, and adherence to ethical guidelines in the practice of psychotherapy. Supervision enhances clinical skills, theoretical knowledge, and practical techniques. It also fosters personal and professional development, self reflection and identifying areas for improvement.