The MORAM Integrative Relational Supervision Model understands therapist development through three dynamically interconnected domains:

Clinical Competence · Relational Awareness · Person of the Therapist

At the center is Integration—the ongoing process of bringing these interconnected dimensions together within therapeutic practice.

At its heart, MORAM supervision invites therapists to integrate what I know, what I notice, and who I am as they develop their own grounded and relationally responsive way of being and practicing as therapists.

Diagram of a seismic wave energy profile showing different layers of the Earth's interior, including the crust, mantle, and core, with wave paths and reflections depicted.

MORAM Integrative Relational Supervision Model은 이러한 치료자의 성장을 세 가지 상호연결된 영역을 통해 바라봅니다.

임상적 역량 · 관계적 알아차림 · 치료자 자신에 대한 성찰
Clinical Competence · Relational Awareness · Person of the Therapist

그리고 그 중심에는 이 모든 영역을 서로 연결하여 치료적 실천으로 발전시키는 통합(Integration)이 있습니다.

모람의 수퍼비전은 결국 내가 알고 있는 것(what I know), 관계 속에서 내가 알아차리는 것(what I notice), 그리고 치료자로서의 내가 누구인지(who I am)를 지속적으로 연결하고 통합해 가는 과정입니다.

Diagram showing the MORAM Integrative Relational Supervision Model with interconnected circles labeled 'Person of the Therapist,' 'Relational Awareness,' and 'Clinical Competence,' centered around 'Integration.' It includes descriptions and Korean translations for each component, emphasizing growth as a whole therapist through understanding, awareness, and competence.