Supervision that you receive in your body feels
Are you a coach or therapist, or are you still in training? In supervision, we’ll work together to explore the challenges you face in your work—both mentally and, above all, physically—so that you can work more freely and with greater confidence, embracing whatever arises in the moment.
Maybe you can relate to this
You work with people, and that demands a lot from you. Sometimes you get stuck on a case, sometimes a client touches something deep inside you, and sometimes you just want to explore an issue further. Supervision is there for all those moments.
You are a therapist or coach in training and is looking for someone to observe you as you discover your own way of working.
You've just started and wants to lay a solid foundation for your practice.
You have years of experience and is stuck on a case, or is looking for a new perspective.
You want to learn how to work with the body, with systemic work or trauma healing, within your own approach.
You feel something in your body during a session, and you're not quite sure if it's coming from you or your client.
You notice that your own patterns—such as trying to please others or holding back—play a role in your relationship with your client.
A place to reflect on your work
In supervision, you reflect on your work, your approach, and the challenges you encounter along the way. This might involve a case study, personal issues that relate to your work, or skills you’d like to further develop. You’ll go home with greater insight, more resilience, and concrete tools to use in your next session.
Body-oriented work
How do you use the body as a point of entry in therapy and coaching? And how do you use your own body as a tool? An inner tremor, tears welling up, tension in your stomach—these are signals. You’ll learn to read them and easily check in with your client.
For example: "I'm feeling sad. How are you feeling?" That check isn't a matter of doubt—it's a matter of craftsmanship.
Family Constellations and Systemic Work
Insights and techniques from systemic work, such as small constellations using floor anchors or objects. And the facilitator’s attitude: not knowing, loving curiosity, and contact on an equal footing.
Trauma healing
Working with deep patterns from a safe foundation. Deep work doesn’t have to be intense: you’ll learn to apply it in subtle doses so that your client’s body and nervous system can integrate what is being released.
Your Own Style as a Coach
Self-reflection and professional development: Who are you as a therapist or coach, and how does your own history influence the session? Guided by loving curiosity, I work with various forms of work and conversation techniques.
Often, your body senses it before your client does. In supervision, you learn to trust that signal and to evaluate it honestly.
From an Initial Consultation to Your Own Practice
- Step 1
Get to Know Us
We'll start with an introductory conversation. What are you looking for, what challenges are you facing, and what do you want to learn? That way, we can both get a sense of whether this is the right fit.
- Step 2
Sessions
Whether individually or in a group, we’ll work with your questions, your case studies, and your personal development. Through conversation, and—where appropriate—bodywork or constellations.
- Step 3
Back to Your Practice
We immediately apply what you discover to your work. What will you do differently in your next session, and what did you feel in your own body that you want to remember?
Throughout the entire process, supervision provides a safe space. You can be completely yourself there, without judgment and with my full attention.
Individually or in a group
You can come to me for individual supervision and group supervision. The core principle remains the same: a safe space where your work can sink deeper into your body.
Individual Supervision
There’s plenty of room for your questions, your case studies, and your own journey as a mentor. At your own pace and tailored to where you are right now.
- 60- or 90-minute sessions
- At the office in Racour or online
- €120 per hour, excluding VAT
Group Supervision
Explore deeper together with colleagues, or as a team within your group practice. The group becomes a mirror and a space for resonance: you see how others perceive, feel, and work.
- Half a day or a full day
- In Racour or at your location, to be arranged
- Rates available upon request, tailored to your group
Tuur Van Hove
- 2005The Start of My Own Journey at the Aumm Institute
- 2008In-Depth Study of Family Constellations
- 2012Launch of my practice in Racour; today: Puur na Tuur
- 2022Completed supervisor training, accredited by the SBLP
- NowInstructor at the Aumm Institute, trainer, and supervisor
I am a body-oriented psychotherapist, trainer, and supervisor. I was the first Primal Rebirth therapist in Belgium, and I also teach at the Aumm Institute.
In early 2020, I began a supervisor training program organized jointly by three training institutes in body-oriented psychotherapy: the Aumm Institute, the Dutch Institute for Biodynamic Psychology and Bodymind trainings. That program is accredited by the SBLP, and I finished them on April 5, 2022.
I discovered my calling as a therapist while assisting in training programs. As soon as I shifted my focus from my mind to my body, I entered a state of flow. That’s what I want to pass on in supervision. In supervision, I’m a guide, not a guru: I walk alongside you, with just as much respect for your way of working as for mine.
Good to Know
- Duration
- Individual sessions lasting 60 or 90 minutes. Group supervision lasts half a day or a full day.
- Location
- At my practice in Racour, online, or on-site by arrangement.
- Costs
- €120 per hour, excluding VAT, for individual supervision. Rates for group supervision are negotiable and available upon request.
- Sign In
- Schedule your session directly, or contact us to set up an introductory meeting.
Want to explore?
I’d be happy to help you with any questions you encounter in your work with people. Schedule a session directly, or send me a message first.
