Другая мудрость. Размышления о супервизии на практике, руководство
для супервизора.
Kaac Books, 2009. 266 p. Language: English.
Автор в течение 16 лет была супервизором - психологическим консультантом, сопровождающим клиента в течение долгого времени с целью помочь ему раскрыть и реализовать весь потенциал как в личной жизни, так и в профессии.
Contents:
About the Author
Introduction
Building a strong foundation
Beginning as a supervisor
Relationship climates
Encouraging resilience
Vulnerability
Leaing from supervision
Developing a supervisory style
Developing the inteal supervisor
Creative supervision
Taking supervisory authority
Coping with ethical dilemmas
Mistakes and complaints
Giving references and writing reports
Becoming more experienced as a supervisor
Supervision of brief counselling
Endings and retirement
Consultative supervision for supervisors
Concluding comments
Glossary
References
Index
Britain has a fine tradition of writing about supervision practice. This book connects to this by organizing reflection around the practice taken from the author’s sixteen years experience as a practitioner.
Taking three broad sets of tasks of supervision as an organizing frame, the book weaves examples of professional experience with current research and other reflective writing. From a broadly humanistic perspective, she examines the developmental jouey of a supervisor interested in the overlap of the personal and the professional. Penny’s background in adult and higher education leads her to emphasize the leaing that comes through development of practice wisdom in collegial supervisory conversations. Research has emphasized the importance of the relationship for effective supervision. This book combines an interest in creating and sustaining the relationship, with extending the development of the supervisee. It is unique in exploration of the pragmatics of practice, while describing the normative roles and tasks inherent in the part of supervisory work that focuses on the protection of the client.
Kaac Books, 2009. 266 p. Language: English.
Автор в течение 16 лет была супервизором - психологическим консультантом, сопровождающим клиента в течение долгого времени с целью помочь ему раскрыть и реализовать весь потенциал как в личной жизни, так и в профессии.
Contents:
About the Author
Introduction
Building a strong foundation
Beginning as a supervisor
Relationship climates
Encouraging resilience
Vulnerability
Leaing from supervision
Developing a supervisory style
Developing the inteal supervisor
Creative supervision
Taking supervisory authority
Coping with ethical dilemmas
Mistakes and complaints
Giving references and writing reports
Becoming more experienced as a supervisor
Supervision of brief counselling
Endings and retirement
Consultative supervision for supervisors
Concluding comments
Glossary
References
Index
Britain has a fine tradition of writing about supervision practice. This book connects to this by organizing reflection around the practice taken from the author’s sixteen years experience as a practitioner.
Taking three broad sets of tasks of supervision as an organizing frame, the book weaves examples of professional experience with current research and other reflective writing. From a broadly humanistic perspective, she examines the developmental jouey of a supervisor interested in the overlap of the personal and the professional. Penny’s background in adult and higher education leads her to emphasize the leaing that comes through development of practice wisdom in collegial supervisory conversations. Research has emphasized the importance of the relationship for effective supervision. This book combines an interest in creating and sustaining the relationship, with extending the development of the supervisee. It is unique in exploration of the pragmatics of practice, while describing the normative roles and tasks inherent in the part of supervisory work that focuses on the protection of the client.