Clinical-Institutional Supervision: Dramatic Multiplication and the articulation between Psychodrama and Schizoanalysis

This article presents an online supervision experience that employed Dramatic Multiplication (DM) as a theoretical and practical device, in an effort to conceptually articulate Psychodrama and Schizoanalysis. It discusses central schizoanalytic concepts: rhizome, multiplicity, vibratile body, desire, and the (co)unconscious. Reflects on how these notions reverberate in the supervisor’s role. The text aims to render visible and speakable that which affects us as political subjects traversed by psi practice and engaged in the care of people in suffering, incorporating social and institutional contexts into the reflections on the supervised case. The experience reinforced the notion of co-vision, understood as a collective, horizontal form of supervision, as proposed by the creators of DM.

KEYWORDS
Clinical supervision; Dramatic multiplication; Psychodrama; Schizoanalysis