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Area of Science:

Healthcare Professions
Psychology
Clinical Practice

Background:

Group supervision is a common professional development method in healthcare.
Understanding the evolving experiences of therapists in group supervision is crucial for optimizing its effectiveness.
Biofeedback therapy teams require structured support for clinical skill enhancement and collaborative practice.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore the lived experiences of biofeedback therapists participating in group supervision.
To develop a model illustrating the changes in supervisee perceptions over time.
To identify key elements contributing to effective group supervision in a clinical setting.

Main Methods:

A qualitative phenomenological study was conducted.
Ten in-depth, one-to-one interviews were performed with current supervisees, former supervisees, and a supervisor.
Data analysis focused on identifying themes related to the experience of group supervision.

Main Results:

A four-stage model of evolving supervisee experiences was developed.
Group supervision facilitated examination of clinical interventions and alignment of perspectives among team members.
Newer therapists found it a valuable 'on the job' learning method, while experienced therapists confirmed expertise and mentored colleagues, enhancing job satisfaction.

Conclusions:

Continued group supervision fosters professional growth, clinical decision-making, and therapeutic nursing.
The process supports both individual development and the collective advancement of the healthcare team.
Essential supervisory features were identified, highlighting the value of this support mechanism for biofeedback therapists.