All chapters close with Conclusion. 1.The Importance, Scope, and Definition of Clinical Supervision. Clinical Supervision in the Preparation of Mental Health Professionals.
Supervision Defined.
Supervision Goals.
Metaphors That Implicitly Define Supervision.
2.Supervision Models and Theories. Theory in Clinical Supervision.
Psychotherapy Theory-Based Supervision.
Developmental Approaches to Supervision.
Social Role Supervision Models.
Eclectic and Integrationist Models.
3.The Supervisory Relationship: The Influence of Individual and Developmental Differences. The Uniqueness of Two Persons in a Relationship.
Belief Systems.
Cultural Differences.
Developmental Differences.
Implications of Developmental Differences for Supervision.
Personal and Interpersonal Styles.
4.The Supervisory Relationship: Processes and Issues. Section One: Supervision as a Three (or more) Person System.
Section Two: Supervision as a Two-Person System-Supervisor and Supervisee.
Supervisor and Supervisee.
Section Three: Supervisee as a Source of Variance in the Supervisory Relationship.
Section Four: Supervisor as a Source of Variance in the Supervisory Relationship.
Terminating Supervisory Relationships.
5.Supervision Interventions: Individual Supervision. Initial Criteria for Choosing Interventions.
Structured versus Unstructured Interventions.
Methods, Forms, and Techniques of Supervision.
6.Supervision Interventions: Group Supervision. Group Supervision Defined.
Advantages and Limitation of Supervising in Groups.
Between-Supervisee Issues and Processes.
More General Tasks of the Supervisor: Challenging and Supporting.
More Specific Tasks and Foci of the Supervisor.
Group Stages and Processes.
Peer Group Supervision.
A Procedure for Supervisee Assessment and Feedback.
7.Supervision Interventions: Live Supervision. Methods of Live Supervision.
The Live Supervision Intervention.
Presession Planning and Postsession Debriefing.
Implementing Live Supervision.
Advantages and Disadvantages.
Team Supervision.
Research Results and Questions.
Live Supervision in Different Contexts.
8.Evaluation. Criteria for Evaluation.
Favorable Conditions for Evaluation.
The Process of Evaluation.
Additional Evaluation Issues.
9.Ethical and Legal Considerations. Major Legal Issues for Clinical Supervisors.
Major Ethical Issues for Clinical Supervisors.
Ethical Decision Making.
10.Managing Clinical Supervision. Understanding Organizational Context.
Importance of Managerial Competence.
Training Systems.
The Essential Ingredient: A Supervision Plan.
The University Supervisor.
The Field Site Supervisor.
Tasks Common to All Clinical Supervisors.
Working Toward Managerial Competence.
11.The Training and Development of Supervisors. Supervisor Development Models.
Training and Supervising Supervisors.
12.Supervision Research Issues, Directions, and Methods. Issues and Directions for Supervision Research.
Methodological Considerations in Supervision Research.
References. Appendix A: Standards for Preparation and Practice of Counseling Supervisors. Appendix B: Ethical Guidelines for Clinical Supervisors. Appendix C: Supervision Instruments. Appendix D: Structured Workshop in Clinical Supervision. Name Index. Subject Index. 