“The difference between a professional and a hack is not in their degree or training. Both may do what they do with polish: but the hack is not transformed by his experience.”
Practicing as a mediator can be both lonely and exhausting work. Without continual reflection on actual practice, it is easy to develop habits, shortcuts, to turn a living conversation into a mechanical process.
Supervision offers the opportunity to treat the work as a process of development, that offers real nourishment and growth – for clients and practitioner alike.
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