Abstract

TUBERO, Andréa de Souza  and  ROCHA, Rita Martins Godoy. The backstage of psychotherapy: sense's description and clinical supervision in the humanist phenomenological approach. Rev. abordagem gestalt. [online]. 2020, vol.26, n.spe, pp. 370-381. ISSN 1809-6867.  http://dx.doi.org/10.18065/2020v26ne.2.

Psychotherapy is a research field in continuous improvement, mostly due to the current requiring demands on protagonism guarantee and autonomy to mental health users of the tool. In this context, clinical supervision and the instruments that have been built from it represent an important factor to the process of qualifying the practice and training new therapists. The present study aims to analyse the produced descriptive internship reports, including the supervision notes, which are taken as sense's versions, in order to draw visibility to the process of preparing future therapists. Therefore, there has been inspired by phenomenological method on a qualitative and descriptive basis in order to characterize a comprehensive, intersubjective and intentional understanding between consciousness and the living world. The corpus of the analysis consisted of twenty-one patients' sense description reports produced along individual counselling sessions during 2017. Three psychotherapeutics meetings were selected for analysis of the sense's versions in this study, based on the temporal and longitudinal criteria, in order to provide visibility to the clinical process, as well as to the therapeutic interventions generated during the sessions, embracing therapist-patient-sense description-supervision, and their impacts on clinical training. Last, there has been observed a resonance of new ways of existing, sprouting for both patient and therapist.

Keywords : Psychotherapy Supervision; School-Clinics; Psychological Phenomena and Processes; Psychotherapy; Phenomenology.

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