The basics of supervision in existential and humanistic therapy. Ora T. Kran, Kirk J. Schneider

How can the principles of existential and humanistic therapy be applied in clinical supervision? This is described in this book. In the help of artificially selected examples (including sessions with therapists), the authors show how to use key points of the existential-humanistic approach. We see how empathy, acceptance and sincerity help to create a safe space where the therapist enters the world of his client, collaborates with him, responds to his needs and is in a state of “presence”, which allows to achieve genuine therapeutic changes.