Online Training for Therapists

Group Supervision

Ongoing, clinically grounded group supervision that supports confidence, competence, and sustainable therapy practice.

Virtual Supervision Sessions in Canada

What is Group Supervision?

Group supervision offers therapists structured clinical support, shared learning, and reflective practice in a supportive group setting. Through case discussion and guided conversation, therapists build confidence in their clinical decisions, strengthen ethical practice, and feel less alone in their work.

Inside, you’ll deepen your understanding of the therapeutic process, expand your professional network, and stay connected to ongoing learning opportunities including early access to workshops and upcoming supervision cohorts.

Perfect for: Qualifying Psychotherapists, RP (Qualifying), student therapists, early-career clinicians, and experienced therapists seeking ongoing clinical support.

A Supportive Space to Think, Reflect, and Grow

Therapy work can feel rewarding and also isolating, complex, and heavy at times. Group supervision offers a place to slow things down, talk things through, and get support when you need it. In group supervision, you’ll have space to:

Talk through cases that feel stuck or unclear
Ask questions without feeling judged
Learn from how other therapists think and work
Reflect on boundaries, ethics, and your role as a therapist
Feel less alone in the challenges of practice

You don’t have to have everything figured out to join. You just need a willingness to show up and learn.

Supervision Services

Why Group Supervision Helps

Group supervision works because it’s not just about one case or one moment, it’s about learning over time, together.

In group supervision, you’ll benefit from:

Regular support you can count on
Meeting consistently helps you build confidence, notice patterns in your work, and feel more grounded in your decisions.
Hearing different perspectives
You’ll learn not only from your own questions, but from listening to others work through similar challenges.
Time to reflect, not just react
Group supervision creates space to think about how the work affects you—not just what to do next.
A sense of community
Being in a group reminds you that uncertainty, self-doubt, and tough moments are part of the work, not a sign you’re doing something wrong.

Clinical Training

What’s Included in Group Supervision

Each group supervision session includes:

Live, facilitated group supervision led by an experienced supervisor
Time for case discussion, questions, and clinical reflection
Learning through shared themes and group conversation
Access to the Insight-Online Therapist Community, where you can stay connected, access resources, and continue learning between sessions

We offer flexible options so supervision can fit into your real life- not add more stress.

How Group Supervision Is Structured

Online Supervision For Therapists

Weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly group supervision

2-hour sessions

Morning, afternoon, evening + Saturday options

Small groups of 4–8 therapists

Additional Support:

10-minute complimentary crisis or containment support if something urgent comes up between sessions. Access to an online community resource and peer support platform.

Investment

This pricing allows you to choose the level of commitment that feels right for you and your practice.

Spring Cohort Registration Now Open (May - August)

The Spring cohort is a great option if you’re looking for consistency and ongoing support over several months. Being part of a cohort means:

Prefer less commitment and more flexibility right now?

If a full cohort doesn’t fit your schedule or needs, drop-in group supervision lets you book one session at a time. It’s a good option if you need support now or want to try supervision before committing longer-term. Spots fill up fast!

Meet Kate – Your Supervisor

Kate Harper

Change Your Mind Brain Life

About Kate

Kate brings a calm, thoughtful, and supportive approach to supervision. She works with therapists across different stages of practice and understands how challenging and meaningful this work can be.

Her supervision style balances:

Kate is committed to creating supervision spaces where therapists feel safe to ask questions, reflect honestly, and grow into their work.

Group Supervision – Frequently Asked Questions

Who is group supervision for?

Group supervision is designed for Qualifying Psychotherapists, RP (Qualifying), student therapists, and practicing clinicians who want clinical support, guidance, and connection with peers. Whether you’re early in practice or looking for ongoing reflective support, group supervision offers a structured and supportive space to grow.

Do I need to bring a case to every session?

No. You’re welcome to bring a case, question, or clinical theme but you can also attend and learn through listening and group discussion. Many therapists find value simply by hearing how others think through cases and challenges.

How is group supervision different from individual supervision?

Group supervision allows you to learn not only from your own work, but from shared clinical themes and peer perspectives. It can feel less isolating, more collaborative, and often helps normalize common challenges therapists face in practice. Many therapists use group supervision alongside individual supervision or as their primary supervision support.

Can group supervision count toward my supervision hours?

In many cases, yes. Group supervision hours may count depending on your regulatory body and individual requirements. We recommend checking directly with your college or supervisor to confirm how group supervision applies to your specific registration path.

Can I combine different types of supervision?

Yes, we offer flexibility to mix and match individual, dyadic, and group supervision to meet CRPO requirements and your personal development goals.

How often do groups meet?

Group supervision is offered weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly, depending on the group. Sessions run for 2 hours, with morning, afternoon, and evening options available.

How many people are in each group?

Groups are kept small, with 4–8 participants, to allow space for meaningful discussion, case consultation, and reflection.

What if something urgent comes up between sessions?

Group supervision includes access to a 10-minute complimentary crisis or containment support when needed, to help you feel supported during challenging moments in practice.

Is supervision virtual or in person?

All group supervision sessions are held virtually via Zoom, making it easy to attend from anywhere and fit supervision into your schedule.

What’s included beyond the supervision sessions?

In addition to live supervision, you’ll have access to the Insight-Online Therapist Community, where you can:
access shared resources
stay connected with peers
continue learning and reflection between sessions

Join Now: https://www.insight-online.ca/supervision-support-community/

What’s the cost for group supervision?

$85 per 2-hour session
Book 4 sessions: $80 per session
Book 5+ sessions: $75 per session

This flexible pricing allows you to choose what works best for your schedule and level of commitment.

What if I want more flexibility and less commitment?

If a cohort feels like too much right now, drop-in group supervision is available. You can book sessions one at a time based on availability and attend only when you need support.

Ready to Join Group Supervision?

Choose the level of support that fits your practice- consistent cohort supervision or flexible drop-in sessions. Spots fill up fast!