All relationships contain some element of risk. This workshop concerns the use of language in both therapy and supervision, and how it contributes to the necessary risk-taking that will be a part of therapists’ and supervisors’ repertoires. The ways in which we create a safe enough context in therapy, through the uses of language as well as non-linguistic means, are the crucial elements in our endeavours as supervisors and therapists.
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