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  • Integrative systemic therapy (IST) provides a meta-theoretical framework for psychotherapy.
  • Supervision is crucial for developing supervisees' theoretical integration and systemic thinking.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To describe and apply IST's essence diagram and blueprint tools for supervision.
  • To foster an integrative, systemic meta-perspective in clinical supervision.
  • To enhance supervisees' clinical competencies and professional development.

Main Methods:

  • Utilizing the essence diagram and blueprint as primary tools in supervision.
  • Applying these tools to inform an integrative, systemic meta-perspective.
  • Operationalizing tools with guiding questions and examples for the supervisor-supervisee-client system.

Main Results:

  • The essence diagram and blueprint facilitate case consultation and competency development.
  • IST-influenced supervision strengthens supervisees' ability to hypothesize, plan, converse, and interpret client feedback.
  • Adapted IST problem-solving focus promotes competency-based and professional growth.

Conclusions:

  • IST tools offer a structured approach to enhance integrative and systemic supervision.
  • Supervision guided by IST can significantly improve supervisees' clinical skills and professional growth.
  • The described methods provide practical applications for supervisors seeking to foster integrative and systemic thinking.