Cornelis F. Wieringa Award – Supervision Foundation

The Supervision Foundation honors projects and scientific works with the Cornelis F. Wieringa Funding Award that research professional counseling and supervision at the highest level or implement them in innovative concepts. Eligible nationwide are private individuals, educational institutions, non-profit and public organizations that make a substantial contribution to the professionalization of this field of work. The award-winning funding purpose includes the qualification of counselors as well as the development of pioneering supervision methods. Particular emphasis is placed on the contribution to professionalization, the scientific quality of the work, and the degree of innovation of the submitted projects. Continuous awarding allows research projects and pilot initiatives to be submitted flexibly at the appropriate time.

The funding award is aimed at independent researchers, committed counselors, and organizations of various orientations that integrate theory and practice. Interested applicants can submit an application at any time and will learn in a personal exchange with the Foundation which documents are required for the application. The goal is to provide sustainable impetus for the further development of counseling and supervision and to strengthen networking within the professional community. The award not only increases professional recognition but also creates an incentive to establish pioneering models for training and counseling practice.