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Crosscultural psychotherapy supervision is defined as a specific three-way interaction. The influences of bilingual and cross-cultural differences between the therapistpatient dyad and the therapist-supervisor dyad on the therapeutic and supervisory processes are described. The limitations and advantages of a traditional psychoanalytical model of supervision within a transcultural setting are also explored.