Peer group supervision is an effective tool to reflect situations in occupational practice in an output-driven manner and develop valuable solutions.

Cases from work practice are presented within a group. Following a structured flow, the group develops its own consultation process and scope of actions. This extends the range of solutions substantially and strengthens the ability of group members to cope with difficult situations.

two people talking to each other - in peer group supervision according to Dr. Kim-Oliver Tietze

Core ideas of peer group supervision

The focus is on specific cases from everyday work life that are discussed in a peer group according to a rule-guided flow. Everyone can consult each other. The group is self-organised – without external expertise. Peer group supervision can also be done live online as video meeting.

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Training

Our in-house and online introductory and in-depth courses support participants to acquire and foster effective skills for peer group supervision based on the target group’s knowledge and interests.

Consultation

We know the crucial factors for effective peer group supervision very well. We would love to help you to successfully implement and promote peer group supervision within your organisation.

Publications

For those who would like to know more about peer group supervision, we have composed comprehensive instructions as well as more background information including supporting research findings.

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News

18/08/2022

Live online peer group supervision reduces burn-out

The results of a study recently conducted in Turkey suggest that participation in live online peer group supervision may contribute to reducing burn-out among school counsellors. READ MORE

28/06/2022

To what extent do DBT Consultation Teams align with intervision?

In an article published in PTT, Dr. Andreas Schindler and Dr. Kim-Oliver Tietze investigate whether the consultation teams of Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT) correspond to PGS. READ MORE

15/03/2022

Peer group supervision for nurses – recent empirical findings

Two reports from Germany and Australia focus on effects of PGS in the field of nursing. Peer group supervision provides a secure framework for reflecting on professional situations. READ MORE

02/11/2019

Peer group supervision – simple from afar, complex from close up

In November 2019, the article »Peer group supervision – simple from afar, complex from close up« by Dr. Kim-Oliver Tietze was published in the journal OSC. READ MORE