Clinical supervision in CBPT
Structured guidance for professionals applying Cognitive Behavioral Play Therapy with children — rooted in the method and its scientific direction.
Supervision turns the method into confident, well-grounded clinical practice.
What CBPT supervision offers
Clinical supervision supports professionals who choose to apply Cognitive Behavioral Play Therapy in their work with children. It keeps practice anchored to the evidence-based method and to the scientific direction of the Research Center, led by Susan M. Knell.
- Individual supervision, available to every CBPT practitioner
- Small online supervision groups for training participants
- Guidance that counts toward international certification
Who it's for
Supervision is designed for clinicians who want to apply CBPT with rigor and confidence — whether they are integrating the method into existing practice or completing their certification pathway.
- Every professional applying CBPT with children
- Training participants pursuing certification
- Practitioners seeking ongoing case-based guidance
How supervision is organized
Individual supervision can be requested by any professional applying the method and is arranged online. Group supervision is offered to training participants in small online groups, structured to support reflective, case-based learning toward international certification.
Each session keeps the focus on real clinical material — applying CBPT principles to the cases practitioners bring, within the framework of the method.
Supervision pathways
Two complementary formats keep your practice grounded in the method:
- Individual online supervision
- Group supervision for training participants
Build your CBPT skills
Explore the CBPT courses and strengthen the method that underpins your supervised practice.
Build your CBPT skillsAlready practising CBPT and interested in supervision? Get in touch with the CBPT Research Center to arrange your pathway.