After completing the 3-day advanced training, The Art of Imago Supervision, participants have the option to continue further to become Certified Imago Supervisors (CIS).* During this period of supervision (typically over the course of six months) the consultant will practice the supervision skills learned in the 3-day class and supervise individuals, groups, and assist a clinical instructor at the Imago Clinical training.
Who can use the titles of Certified Imago Supervisor (CIS) or Certified Imago Consultant (CIC)?
Receive at least 6-hours of supervision
- Show two recordings of your clinical work, the recordings can be shown during the Art of Imago Supervision course
- Show four recordings of your work as a consultant or supervisor and receive supervision of your supervision from a faculty member, one of these recordings needs to be working with a group. Recordings of your supervision of trainee’s recordings while assisting at a clinical training are appropriate. The clinical portion of the trainee’s recording is not required.
* In some parts of the world the title is Certified Imago Consultant (CIC) and other places chose to use Certified Imago Supervisor (CIS).
CERTIFICATION STEPS
- Certification allows the CIS or CIC to assist, when invited, the ICT alongside a faculty member. Remuneration would be worked out in discussion with the CI.
- Participate in joint sessions with Faculty around ICT tape evaluation.
- Offer themselves to Certified Imago Therapists and non-Imago therapists as an Imago Clinical Supervisor.
- Offer leadership in their ILO for the betterment of the Imago region and its needs, including advocating for trainees in that region who did not complete certification.
- Work alongside Faculty members to develop trainings in their regions.