The Three Voices: An Embodied Modality of Pastoral Supervision

Authors

  • Kate Beer

Keywords:

Pastoral Supervision, Embodied Supervision, Reflective Practice, Group Supervision, Team supervision, Australia

Abstract

This article outlines and sets forth an integrative model of pastoral supervision which marries embodiment and narration. After outlining the origins of the model in the work of Jonathan Chambers, embodied supervisory approaches are explored and theological considerations offered. The effectiveness of the model, through which individual and group reflective processes generate transformative insights in challenging team situations, is expounded.

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Published

2024-03-08

Issue

Vol. 44 No. 44 (2024): Formation and Supervision at the Margins

Section

ARTICLES

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