supervision

Blending the best of supervision, therapeutic support and coaching, OWP focuses on magnifying positive potential to bolster wellbeing and improve decision making

Supervision can take as little as an hour a month, but benefit family practitioners in so many ways

As evidence continues to highlight the risks of mental ill-health in high-pressure legal environments, psychological safety should now be high up firms’ agendas

“What makes you qualified to work with people in professions that you know nothing or little about?” I was faced with this challenging question recently; it is the type of question I welcome because it opens an opportunity for discussion.

Welcome to the third column in our Psychology of Family Practice series! This is where we think about family practice on a deeper level – about all the fascinating stuff that lies beneath the surface of what we do.

… or the case for supervision in family law