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Beskrivning
The edited volume Clinical Supervision in Latin America: Voices from the Field is unique as it is the first to explore clinical supervision and professional formation in psychology from the perspective of twenty-eight scholars.
Maria del Pilar Grazioso, Ph.D. has contributed to the development of Supervision in Guatemala and Latin America while training supervisors at the graduate level. She coordinated the Spanish translation of the Supervision Essentials for the Practice of Competency Based Supervision as well as the ¨ Supervision Toolbox¨ from Fundamental of Clinical Supervision. Has co-authored several publications on supervision and participated in supervision research. She serves as consultant in supervising psychotherapists and counselors and practice professionally at Asociacion Aigle Guatemala and Fundacion Aigle and as research faculty at Universidad del Valle de Guatemala and Wuqukawoc Maya Health Alliance. She has received recognitions for her commitment towards the development of Psychology in her country and internationally and is actively involved in international organizations related to mental health, integrative psychotherapy and clinical supervision.
Innehållsförteckning
Introduction.- Landscape of Clinical Supervision in Latin America.-Clinical Supervision in Psychotherapy in Mexico.- Supervision of Mental Health Service Providers Working with Latine Populations in the U.S.- The Cultural, Professional and Regulatory Context of Supervision in Cuba.- Approaching Clinical Supervision in Guatemala.- The Cultural, Professional, and Regulatory Context of Clinical Supervision in Puerto Rico.- Clinical Supervision in Argentina.- Clinical Supervision in Brazil: Training and Challenges for Evidence-Based Practice.- Cultural, Professional and Regulatory Context of Supervision in Chile.- Clinical Supervision in Colombian Psychology: Current Status.- Demystifying Clinical Supervision: Essential Concepts and Practices.- Towards a more differentiated understanding of Supervision in Latin America.