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Here are some topics you may consider discussing during your final session with your psychotherapy practicum supervisor:

1. Overall Experience: Reflect on your journey, including what you learned, challenges you faced, and moments of growth.

2. Skills Development: Discuss specific skills you have developed during the practicum, such as active listening, empathy, and therapeutic techniques.

3. Case Presentations: Review notable cases you worked on, including what went well and what you would approach differently in the future.

4. Feedback on Your Progress: Request insights on your performance, strengths, and areas for improvement as a future psychotherapist.

5. Ethical Considerations: Discuss any ethical dilemmas you faced and how you resolved them, as well as what you learned about ethical practice.

6. Client Interactions: Talk about the dynamics of your client relationships and how they influenced your therapeutic approach.

7. Self-Care and Professional Boundaries: Explore how you maintained self-care throughout your practicum and the importance of boundaries in therapy.

8. Future Goals: Discuss your aspirations in the field of psychotherapy and how this practicum has shaped your career goals.

9. Cultural Competence: Reflect on experiences with diverse populations and the importance of cultural awareness in therapy.

10. Supervisor's Perspective: Gain insights into your supervisor's experiences and advice for emerging therapists.

11. Transition to Professional Practice: Seek advice on the transition from practicum to full-time roles in therapy and potential challenges.

12. Supervision Experience: Provide feedback about your supervision experience and any suggestions for improvement.

13. Resources for Continued Learning: Ask for recommendations on books, training, or workshops to further your education.

Having these topics prepared can help facilitate a productive and meaningful conversation during your final session.