Supervising work that takes place outside your view is a challenge, as is making the best use of the supervision you receive.This guide aims to help both supervisors and supervisees use supervision to maximise learning, and to support best practice.
Chris Beckett studied Psychology at Bristol University and qualified as a social worker at Bangor, North Wales, in 1980, going on to work for eighteen years as a social worker and social work manager, and then for fifteen years as a social work lecturer at Anglia Ruskin University and the University of East Anglia. He has had a parallel career for some time as a writer of fiction and is now a full-time writer. His novel, Dark Eden was the winner of the Arthur C. Clarke award for 2012.
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Those new to being supervised will find this a useful guide on making the best use of it. [It also] provides useful frameworks to help supervisors map out their strengths and areas for development; would be helpful for any therapist venturing into management and/or supervision.
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IntroductionChapter 1: Accountability Supervision and Clinical SupervisionChapter 2: Components of SupervisionChapter 3: Alternative Forms of SupervisionChapter 4: Power and AuthorityChapter 5: Casework at Second HandChapter 6: Judgements of SolomonChapter 7: Games we all playChapter 8: The FrameworkChapter 9: Dealing with ProblemsChapter 10: The Needs of the Supervisor
