Systemic Supervision: Improvisation, Creativity and the use of

Systemic Supervision: Improvisation, Creativity and the use of Metaphors with Karen Partridge

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In this episode we talk with systemic psychotherapist, supervisor and trainer Karen Partridge about the role of creativity and improvisation in systemic supervision. Karen takes us on a journey of metaphors through "swampy lowlands", "constructive awkwardness", "positioning compass" and her "rememberall". Karen shares her ideas of connecting to our creative selves and how to embrace it within the supervision process.

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