Seminars & Workshops

Client-Centered Supervision

(Guideline to the Examination Regulations for the Federal Diploma in Psychosocial Counseling HFP 3.4: https://sgfb.ch/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/10.02_D_Wegleitung-SGFB.pdf)

The term "Client-Centered Supervision" refers to supervision that focuses on reflecting, expanding, and deepening the supervisee’s awareness of the counseling process in a psychosocial context.

For further clarification: The focus is on the client. It is also called case supervision. "Client-Centered Supervision" aims to reflect and expand the actions taken in psychosocial counseling and to enhance the supervisee’s awareness of the counseling process.

The supervisor must have either a federal diploma in psychosocial counseling, be a certified supervisor, or hold an equivalent qualification.

Counseling Competence-Based Supervision

(Guideline 3.7: https://sgfb.ch/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/10.02_D_Wegleitung-SGFB.pdf)

The term "Counseling Competence-Based Supervision," as a form of teaching analysis, refers to supervision that focuses on developing counseling skills required to pass the HFP in psychosocial counseling.

For further clarification: The focus is on the counselor. "Counseling Competence-Based Supervision" focuses on developing the counseling competencies necessary to meet the requirements for passing the HFP in psychosocial counseling. The reflection occurs on a meta-level. It also serves as a teaching analysis/control supervision to ensure compliance with professional and ethical standards and to assess the suitability for taking the HFP exam.