Supervision is a crucial part of the work we do as art therapists.

It helps us gain perspective, deepen our self-awareness, and strengthen our understanding and application of theory in practice. Supervision provides a space to reflect on the therapeutic relationship, navigate challenges, and celebrate growth.

I believe it is our ethical responsibility to engage in supervision—not only to support our clients’ well-being but also to ensure that our own beliefs, blind spots, or emotional responses don’t interfere with the work. Supervision allows us to stay grounded, curious, and accountable in our role as therapists.

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Amélie is a Registered Canadian Art Therapist (RCAT) and a Registered Therapeutic Counsellor (RTC)