Mona are you seriously writing about your clients issues on this site? Seriously, don't.

OP: Supervision is a place for the therapist to explore their work with their supervisor to ensure they are accountable and working in the interests of the client. I anonymise my clients in supervision so it's not about my clients issues per se, it's about me and the way I'm working. It is a safeguard to keep myself and my clients safe in the work and it also helps me to learn and become a better therapist.
In the UK, supervision is compulsary no matter how experienced you are. My therapist has 40 years experience and has two supervisors. I am grateful he has somebody to explore countertransference etc with so it doesn't negatively impact on my therapy.