Supervision Groups by & with Prerna
Supervision as a Pottery Studio
Supervision is like a pottery studio, where therapists shape and refine their practice over time. The process is relational—just like clay, therapy work is shaped by interactions, emotions, and external forces.
Care for you by you & others.
Soups (Supervisions) we're currently running
Tuesday Soup
In Person Soup
Tuesday Soup
A weekly supervision group from 12:30pm to 2pm with practitioners in their second and third years of practice!
Currently : At capacity
Begin Soup
In Person Soup
Tuesday Soup
Weekly & Bi weekly spaces for participants of Begin with masters students & early stage practitioners.
Currently : At capacity
In Person Soup
In Person Soup
In Person Soup
A weekly group that meets at our office in Sector 44, Noida on Thursdays from 3pm to 4:30pm with a mixed group of masters students & early MHPs.
Availability : 2 spots
The Analogy - Explained
Emptying Out: Preparing the Clay
Before shaping a piece of pottery, the clay must be kneaded and prepared.
Similarly, in supervision, therapists need a space to unload, process emotions, and work through internal conflicts so that their practice remains steady.
Reflecting: Shaping & Molding the Clay
Once the clay is ready, it’s placed on the wheel and shaped through a balance of pressure and movement.
Supervision works the same way:
Relational shaping—Your insights, experiences, and the group's reflections interact to help refine your approach.
Countertransference work—Understanding how past experiences and client dynamics shape your responses.
Learning through process—The piece (your work) doesn’t have to be perfect; it evolves over time.
Refilling: Glazing & Firing
Once shaped, pottery must be glazed and fired to strengthen it.
Supervision provides:
A strengthening process—Building confidence, structure, and deeper understanding.
A reflective glaze—Seeing yourself and your work more clearly.
Durability—Preventing burnout and reinforcing boundaries.
The Finished Piece: Every Therapist is Unique
No two ceramic pieces are the same.
Therapists, too, develop their own voice, strengths, and style in practice.
Supervision isn’t about making every therapist the same—it’s about helping you craft something that’s authentically yours.
Your practice, your signature style
Supervision nurtures, but you shape the final outcome
Growth is ongoing—there’s always room for refinement
The Studio: Learning in Community
In a pottery studio, artists don’t work alone.
Group supervision mirrors this:
Learning from others’ experiences and work
Building a network of supportive colleagues
Going into sessions with the support of the group backing you!