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This study was conducted to understand the introspection experience experienced by counselors in supervision and the essence of that experience. For this purpose, semi-structured interviews were conducted with 4 counselors at the intermediate level or higher in the counselor's development stage, and the data were analyzed using the Giorgi phenomenological research method. As a result of the analysis, 38 semantic units, 12 sub-components, and 6 components were derived for the reflective experience in supervision. Counselors related to reflection in supervision, 'facilitating and hindering supervision reflection', 'emotional experience in supervision', 'reviewing myself', 'deep understanding of relationships', 'change and practice', 'as an expert' growth was experienced. It was found that the experience of reflection acted as an important factor in the study participants' growth as counselors, and that reflection is accompanied by awareness and practice, and that it goes through a cycle. This study is meaningful in understanding how counselors experience the self-reflection process, which is a growth factor for counselors, and the essence of that experience. Based on this, limitations of the study and follow-up studies were suggested.







