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Professional supervision - Supervision is an integral part of counseling practice. Within supervision, counsellors can enhance their skill and knowledge base, ensure responsible and ethical practice and monitor their self-care and professional competence.
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This section of the guide will help you to understand more about supervision, and explains: what supervision is. why supervision is important. the functions of supervision. what to avoid: the warning signs of ineffective supervison.
A supervision agreement helps clarify expectations of both the supervisee and supervisor’s conduct and role, and identifies the different functions of supervision. If you do not already use these with your supervisees, you can read more about them in the learning tool ‘Using supervision agreements’, available from the ‘Your
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In this Special Report for CareKnowledge, Dr Neil Thompson briefly discusses the concepts of reflective supervision and reflective practice, and then brings a particular focus to the conditions that are needed if that kind of supervision and practice are to be best supported.
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Jul 24, 2024 · Supervision is an accountable, two-way process that motivates workers and supports the development of good practice. It gives workers a chance to: reflect on their practice. focus on their strengths. receive feedback, guidance and support. identify and review areas for personal development.
supervision delivery, policy development and service evaluation. • Explores resource implications of clinical supervision delivery. • Offers suggestions about implementing and
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Aug 12, 2022 · To gain further insight into what happens in supervision and why, the present study used an interpretative phenomenological analysis (IPA) framework (Smith et al., 2009) to explore supervision practices from the perspective of both CBT supervisor and supervisee.