Creative clinical supervision is a supportive, collaborative process for therapists that goes beyond traditional analysis. It uses imaginative and artistic methods (like drawing, sandtray, music, or movement) to help practitioners explore complex clinical work, understand themselves better, develop new skills, and address challenging client dynamics (like transference/countertransference) in a safe, non-judgmental space. 

It aims to foster deeper insight and professional growth. Intergrating educational, reflective, and mentoring aspects, allowing for play and spontaneity to unlock unconscious material and enhance therapeutic effectiveness.