Systemic supervision for managers and teams
Reflection. Development. Quality assurance.
Systemic supervision is professional counseling for individuals, groups or teams – in companies as well as in the social, medical or educational sector.
In a protected environment, you can reflect on your professional challenges, discover new perspectives and strengthen your confidence to act. Supervision therefore not only supports the quality of your work, but also serves to promote mental hygiene and prevent burnout.
I offer you individual and group supervision as well as team and case supervision – with experience, fine antennae, humor and a clear, systemic view. Structured processes, an appreciative atmosphere and lively impulses support you in gaining clarity and remaining capable of acting.
For teams and managers
Supervision offers the opportunity to reflect on how to deal with difficult situations, patients, clients or employees, particularly in an operational or healthcare context – e.g. in clinics, surgeries or care facilities. It can be used as a case discussion, to clarify roles and tasks or as support in crisis and conflict situations.
In business, people often talk about systemic business coaching – with the same goal: more clarity, professional distance and sustainable solutions.
What would you like to change?
- Would you like to improve your relationships in a professional context?
- Are you looking for distance and new impetus in dealing with current conflicts?
- Does your team need more clarity about goals, roles and responsibilities?
- Or would you like a trusting framework for joint development?
I will accompany you – professionally, empathetically and with an eye for systemic connections.
What you might want to know...
1. What is supervision?
Supervision is a professional counseling format for reflecting on professional issues. It offers space to clarify one's own actions, understanding of roles, communication or team dynamics - with the aim of improving the quality of work and cooperation.
2. Who is supervision suitable for?
For individuals, teams or groups who want to reflect on and develop their professional practice. Supervision is used particularly frequently in psychosocial, educational, medical, legal and non-profit-oriented fields of work, but also in companies and organizations.
3. What does supervision actually help with?
For example, it provides support with
- Clarifying roles and responsibilities
- Dealing with pressure and stress
- Reflecting on relationships with clients, colleagues or superiors
- Improving communication within the team
- Dealing with conflicts or change processes
- Personal and professional development
4. What is the difference between supervision, coaching and therapy?
Supervision focuses on professional action in the respective context. Coaching is usually more goal-oriented and often tailored to managers. Therapy, on the other hand, works with psychological or emotional issues that go beyond the professional sphere. The boundaries can be blurred - the context is decisive.
5. How does supervision work?
As a rule, supervision begins with a clarification of the assignment: What is the goal? Who is involved? How often do the sessions take place? In the sessions themselves, we work with specific cases, issues or dynamics - methodically varied, structured and in dialog.
6. How often does supervision take place and how long does it last?
That depends on the setting. For teams or groups, it is often regular sessions (e.g. monthly or every six to eight weeks). Individual supervision can also take place selectively or on an ad hoc basis. A session usually lasts 120 minutes.
7. What happens when sensitive or personal issues arise?
Supervision creates a protected space. Confidentiality and careful handling of personal issues are a matter of course. The rule is: everything can, nothing must - you decide what comes into the room.
8. Do we all have to “pull together” as a team for supervision to work?
Not necessarily. Different perspectives or tensions are normal and often even the starting point for important insights. What is important is a willingness to be open and engage in dialog.
9. What are the long-term benefits of supervision?
Supervision strengthens professional attitudes, promotes clarity and orientation, improves communication and thus makes a lasting contribution to job satisfaction, conflict resolution and team culture.
10. What does supervision cost?
The costs depend on the format (individual, team or group supervision), the time frame and the client (e.g. freelance or as part of an organization). You will receive a transparent offer after a preliminary discussion.