BORIS, Georges Daniel Janja Bloc. The case of Vera: an existential-phenomenological analisis of a “failed” experience or the dilemmas and impasses of fresh psychotherapists. []. , 8, 2. ISSN 1808-4281.

This text intends to evince the bad effects of the lack of knowledge and experience about the varied fundamental views that must base the existential-phenomenological analysis in the practice of fresh psychotherapists. At first, it builds an analytical description of meeting reports, concern­ing on an only client's several psychotherapical processes, with some trainees, supervised by the article author during three years. Next, problems and conflicts suffered by fresh psychotherapists are dis­cussed, when the author makes some suggestions trying to save such a situation. Finally, there is a partial exploration of the diverse origin, of some of the themes and the multiple meanings of an existential-phenomenological conduction, pointing out some of its contributions and applications for the psychotherapical practice.

: Existential-Phenomenological Psychotherapy; Supervision; Case study.

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