Book a supervision session with Dr. Carlos

Get clear, practical guidance to speed your progression from Thing to Object to Instrument in your Play of Life practice.
Dr. Carlos Raimundo

Supervision and the Play of Life

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As a Play of Life practitioner, you learn a clear progression in practice from Thing to Object to Instrument. This progression helps you name what you are doing, what you notice in session, and what to develop next.
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From training to practiced skill

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Training aims to bring you to the Object level, where you can describe and apply the concepts with clarity. From there, repeated practice helps the work become Instrument, where you can use it reliably in real sessions.
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Why supervision matters most

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Supervision is the most recognised, practical, and consistent route for professional development in the Play of Life. It turns theory into action through feedback, reflection, and accountability, so your skills grow session by session.
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Benefits of session supervision

Forms of Supervision 

Self-supervision

• Build a steady reflection habit
• Track patterns, triggers, and progress
• Prepare focused questions for sessions.

Best for you if you want a private, low-cost way to stay consistent between trainings or supervision.

Individual supervision

• Get tailored feedback on real cases
• Practice clear next steps and boundaries
• Work through blind spots with support.

Offered by certified Play of Life practitioners. Best for you if you want 1:1 guidance on specific work.

Group supervision

• Learn from multiple cases, not just yours
• Get different viewpoints and language
• Build confidence through shared practice.

Best for you if you grow through community learning and structured discussion.

Peer supervision

• Keep learning between formal sessions
• Build accountability with equals
• Share tools and short practice rounds.

Best for you if you want ongoing support with a trusted peer and a simple structure.

Individual supervision

In one-to-one supervision, you bring a real case, a stuck moment, or a question about your work. We slow down, reflect, and name what is happening in you, in the client, and in the relationship.


Supervision is provided by Dr Carlos Raimundo. To start, email a short note with your role, your setting, and what you want to focus on. We will agree aims, frequency, and boundaries before the first meeting.

Peer supervision, organic learning

Supervision is provided by Dr Carlos Raimundo. To start, email a short note with your role, your setting, and what you want to focus on. We will agree aims, frequency, and boundaries before the first meeting.

No hierarchy, shared inquiry

Bring real cases and questions, then think them through with peers as equals. You get honest feedback, multiple viewpoints, and a learning space where everyone contributes and everyone grows.

Learn with and through peers

Peer supervision helps you test ideas, notice blind spots, and practice new ways of working. The group becomes a live learning lab that supports skill-building between sessions.

Build lasting relationships

You meet practitioners who care about thoughtful work. Over time, these connections can turn into steady accountability, trusted referral networks, and ongoing practice partnerships.

Collaboration that continues

Many peer groups keep meeting after the first session. You may find collaborators for co-facilitation, shared projects, or a repeat peer supervision rhythm that supports your work long-term.
Next steps

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