Course Description:

The Supervision Class is an integral part of the School of Sound program, designed to support students after completing 30 sessions of sound therapy fieldwork. In this course, students will present three detailed case studies based on their practical experiences, showcasing their evolving skills in sound therapy. Through peer engagement and instructor-led discussions, participants will receive constructive feedback, ideas for troubleshooting, and insights into refining their approach to working with clients.

Live demonstrations will complement the case studies, allowing students to deepen their understanding of the techniques and principles discussed. Class discussions will further explore challenges in client interactions, offering strategies for effective problem-solving in real-world settings.

By the end of the course, students will feel more confident in their therapeutic practice, having gained valuable feedback, learned new techniques, and expanded their ability to navigate complex client situations.

Course Objectives:

• Presentation of three case studies based on fieldwork
• Constructive feedback and troubleshooting techniques
• Live demonstrations to reinforce learning
• In-depth discussions on client interactions and challenges
• Strategies for improving therapeutic outcomes