Supervision for psychologists training to become a healthcare psychologist (GZ-psycholoog) and for master-level psychologists. Focused on support and on growing confidence in your work and in yourself as a professional.
Currently accepting new supervisees
Working as a psychologist asks a lot of you: new cases, a new role and, at times, doubts about your own abilities. I know the GZ training from my own experience. In supervision we make room to look at all of this carefully and without hurry, whether you are already in training or preparing for it. I offer both treatment and assessment supervision.
Psychologists in training to become a healthcare psychologist (PIOG). And master-level psychologists who want to feel more confident in their work and as a professional, or who are preparing for admission to, or the start of, the GZ training.
Cases, your therapeutic attitude and techniques, and your development as a clinician. If you are in training, we link this to the learning goals in your individual training plan (IOP). And, where helpful, what the work does to you.
From referral question to well-founded conclusion: formulating assessment questions, choosing instruments, integrating findings and reporting clearly. With extensive experience in neuropsychological assessment, ADHD and autism, intelligence and personality assessment.
Online throughout the Netherlands, or in person in Tilburg. A session consists of 45 minutes of supervision and 15 minutes of preparation; single or double sessions, weekly or every two weeks. There is currently room for new supervisees.
You can also take part in supervision together, with up to four supervisees. Besides your own questions, you also learn from the cases and experiences of others. We match the length of the sessions to the number of participants.
To me, supervision is first and foremost support in your training and your development as a psychologist. The aim is for you to feel more confident in your work. That means the conversation can go a little further than the case alone.
I am a clinical psychologist and psychotherapist with a background in medical psychology. After university I worked as a medical psychologist in a nursing home, with people with acquired brain injury, in rehabilitation and in complex somatic care, including ventilation care. That is also where I completed my GZ training.
I then moved to mental healthcare, starting in an autism team at Reinier van Arkel. During my training as a clinical psychologist I worked in medical psychology at a hospital, on a forensic psychiatric ward and at the PTC, where I was involved in outpatient and inpatient treatment of complex PTSD in specialist and highly specialist mental healthcare.
I am broadly trained. I work with CBT, ACT, schema therapy and affect phobia therapy, among others, have experience with group therapy and completed courses in DBT and MBT. In May 2027 I will start the ISTDP training. In assessment I have extensive experience with neuropsychological assessment, developmental conditions (ADHD and autism), intelligence testing and personality assessment, particularly following the alternative model and descriptive diagnosis.
I bring these different fields into supervision. Whether you work in a hospital, a nursing home, forensic care or mental healthcare, chances are I will recognise your context.
A free, no-obligation online conversation of 30 to 60 minutes. We discuss your work, your training or training plans and what you expect from supervision, individually or in a group, and see whether it is a good fit.
We put our agreements in writing. During the GZ training we align your learning goals with your individual training plan (IOP); otherwise with what you want to learn.
Sessions on cases and your professional development, online or in Tilburg. We schedule single or double sessions, weekly or every two weeks: whatever suits your training and your schedule.
We discuss the fee during the introductory conversation. By arrangement, the invoice goes to you or directly to your employer or training institution.
Supervision is a fixed part of the practical component of the GZ training. As a supervisor I support your development as a clinician: we discuss cases, your professional attitude and the learning goals in your individual training plan (IOP). How much supervision you need is set out in the rules of your training institution.
Yes. Master-level psychologists are welcome too, for example to gain confidence in their work and as a professional, or to prepare for admission to, or the start of, the GZ training.
Yes. Supervision can take place online, from anywhere in the Netherlands, or in person in Tilburg. The introductory conversation is always online.
We discuss the fee during the introductory conversation. A session consists of 45 minutes of supervision and 15 minutes of preparation. By arrangement, the invoice goes to you or directly to your employer or training institution.
Yes. I offer both treatment supervision and assessment supervision. During the GZ training you receive supervision in both areas; in the introductory conversation we agree on what you need, in line with your individual training plan (IOP).
Yes. You can also take part in supervision together, with up to four supervisees. We match the length of the sessions to the number of participants. In the introductory conversation we discuss how to set it up and what your programme allows.
A session consists of 45 minutes of supervision and 15 minutes of preparation. We can schedule single or double sessions, weekly or every two weeks. Together we choose what suits your training and your schedule.
I am a clinical psychologist and psychotherapist, both registered in the BIG register. Training institutions set their own requirements for supervisors. During the introductory conversation we look at the requirements of your programme together.
Send a message using the contact form or e-mail info@bijbagijn.nl. We will then plan a free, no-obligation online introduction of 30 to 60 minutes.
Send me a message using the form or by e-mail. I will get back to you within a few working days to plan an introduction.