This day offers participants the opportunity to work individually with Jim on the personal or professional issues that are current for them. This allows everyone to both directly experience and to observe Jim working with real cases and in real time. Each session will be reflected on afterwards in terms of challenges, therapeutic choices, difficult moments, and best possible strategies. The method used will be primarily Formative Embodiment, although there will undoubtedly be important implications for and relevance to classic Polarity work, SE, and other modalities.

On this day, the participants who would like to work on their processes are the "clients". So this offer is not a classical supervision in the sense that a therapist brings a well- prepared case from his/her own practice to get a supervision of his/her own work. The participants have an opportunity to experience and reflect on their own active dilemmas and those of their colleagues.

The focus of the sessions is to observe and trace experience as formative process. Gestures, postures, motor activities, and feelings are used to more finely determine how the client's issue relates concretely to disorganizing old, dysfunctional forms and patterns. Appreciating the forms and difficulties of transitional periods, and the emergence of new forms and ways of behaving, is of great importance to anyone doing therapy.