A common form of supervision is simply a monthly one on one meeting planned in advance with the supervisor. Others contract to be part of an ongoing monthly group in which the resources and experience of all participants in the group can be utilized rather than only those of the supervisor and supervisee. Some groups, because of lack of funding, meet with the supervisor every second month then on the alternate month meet with each other – without the supervisor – a form of peer supervision. Some Immanuel practice groups employ a supervisor on a monthly basis or simply on an as needed basis. The advantage of Immanuel Focused Supervision is that aside from debriefing important personal/professional events explicit interaction with Immanuel can be entered into. This becomes excellent modelling for ministry as ministers learn to lead others into attunement with Immanuel as a normal part of ministry.