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Supervisory board in 2026./2027. - Nina Senečić

Supervision groups are open to students of body-focused psychotherapy in CIR INTP and educa, as well as to psychotherapists working according to the method of the Center for integrative development. They are intended for anyone who wants to deepen their understanding of the psychotherapeutic process through experiential work, Clinical Practice and professional exchange.

Each supervisory group begins with a brief theoretical introduction and demonstration of the work, followed by experiential work in a pair or small group with the continuous guidance and support of the supervisor. The focus is on the integration of theoretical knowledge with practical psychotherapy work and the development of therapeutic sensitivity and competencies.

You can register for individual meetings or participate throughout the cycle. The number of seats is limited.

ZAGREB

Maintenance location:
II. Vrandučka 1, Zagreb

Maintenance time:
Thursdays 15: 00 to 18: 00

Maximum number of participants: 10

Price: € 70 per supervisory group

Dates and topics

19.11.2026.
Working with the schizoid organization

17.12.2026.
Working with an oral organization.

11.02.2027.
Working with a symbiotic organization.

15.04.2027.
Working with a masochistic organization

03.06.2027.
Working with a rigid organization.

LJUBLJANA

Maintenance location:
Ladies Dance

Maintenance time:
Tuesdays from 10: 00 to 13: 30 hours

Maximum number of participants: 16

Price: € 80 per supervisory group

Dates and topics

15.09.2026.
Body-oriented diagnostics

03.11.2026.
Working with emotions through the body

19.01.2027.
Opening the flow through the legs

02.03.2027.
Opening flow through the pelvis

06.04.2027.
Opening of the flow through the diaphragm

04.05.2027.
Opening flow through the occipit

The role of the supervisory group

Participating in this supervisory group earns the following points:

  • EABP – 3 hours of Group supervision.
  • CIR INTP – 2 hours of Group supervision.

Participation in supervisory groups contributes to continuous professional development and is scored in accordance with the criteria of the mentioned educational and professional programs.

Application deadline and cancellation policy

Applications are open until 5 days before the maintenance of a supervisory groupto fill the vacancies.

The application becomes valid after you receive a confirmation of the vacancy via e-mail and make a payment of the full amount. In the event of cancellation within 5 days prior to group maintenance, the paid amount is not refunded.

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