top of page
IMG_3240.PNG

PRACTITIONERS · SUPERVISION

Refining the instrument.

A space for therapists and practitioners to refine their clinical presence, deepen embodied perception, and explore the complexity of the work they hold.

About the work

Supervision is more than case discussion. It is a living practice of the same principles that shape therapeutic change.

​

In somatic work, the practitioner is never outside the process. Your body, your perception and your presence take part in the therapeutic field, whether you are aware of it or not.

​

Supervision is a place to refine that instrument, through reflection and through embodied experience. A place to pause, to sense more deeply into your work, and to bring what feels complex, uncertain or alive, so we can explore it together.

WHO IT IS FOR

Practitioners working with human development, healing and relational change: psychotherapists and psychologists, somatic therapists, bodyworkers, osteopaths and physiotherapists, trauma-informed practitioners, coaches and facilitators.

​

For Bodynamic students, educational supervision supports you through the training and the final thesis. That is often where years of learning come together and your own voice as a therapist begins to emerge. Having been through it myself, it is one of the parts of this work I most enjoy.

​

Looking for your own therapy as part of the Bodynamic training? See Educational therapy.

Container structure

Investment

A minimum 4-month process. Choose the rhythm that fits your life.

WITH ME

I am a somatic psychotherapist, fascia manual therapist and Certified Educational Supervisor with Bodynamic International, with more than fifteen years of international clinical experience. I also serve on the board of the Association for Bodynamic Psychology.

​

Supervision has been one of the most significant processes in my own development. Educational supervision, while I was writing my thesis, was where I came to recognise my own style as a therapist, my skills and strengths, my pitfalls and shadows. I continue in supervision today. It remains an essential part of my life and work.

​

My supervision draws on developmental psychology, body-oriented psychotherapy, trauma, attachment, fascia and structural work, movement and nervous system science, as complementary ways of understanding how experience becomes organised in the body.

​

Rather than offering fixed answers, I support you in refining your own perception, strengthening your presence and growing more confident with complexity.

​

Read more about Dana

DSC00413_edited.jpg

HOW TO BEGIN

​

Fill in the application form and tell me a little about your work and what you would like to bring to supervision. I read every application personally and respond within 3–5 working days.

Studying Bodynamic and looking for your own therapy? See Educational therapy.

FORMAT AND INVESTMENT

Individual sessions of 60 minutes, online.

​

€125 per hour, booked as your work needs it: a single session around a specific case, or regular supervision over time.

The most important instrument in therapeutic work is not the method. It is the practitioner.

WHAT WE MAY EXPLORE

  • Clinical cases and therapeutic decision-making

  • Somatic and developmental formulation

  • Transference, countertransference and relational dynamics

  • The body's participation in the therapeutic field

  • Working with complexity, uncertainty and impasse

  • Integrating Bodynamic theory into practice, including the final thesis

bottom of page