FEEDBACK INFORMED SUPERVISION OF PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC PROCESS MONITORED BY SYNERGETIC-NAVIGATION SYSTEM (CASE STUDY)

The effectiveness of psychotherapeutic treatment represents an important topic in modern psychotherapeutic science. Client factors, in fact, play the most significant role in predicting potential positive changes, while other factors are common to all modalities. To understand the psychodynamics and critical unstable periods of an individual, the practice has adopted the method of the synergetic-navigation system and informed treatment which involves the supervisor, the psychotherapist, and the client. This article presents a case study of applying the synergetic-navigation system and informed treatment in the supervision process: it explains the daily monitoring of the client and the feedback given to the psychotherapist and supervisor, which was based on the analysis of the client’s daily entries. The results are shown in diagrams of complex resonations and repetition graphs of time series. The article demonstrates the potential for understanding the complex psychodynamics of the client, for planning and conducting treatment based on the data obtained from the synergetic-navigation system, and for potentially predicting future critical unstable periods of the client, including possible problematic behaviors. The application of the aforementioned client monitoring and feedback can also be extended to other disciplines.