Tag Archives: Supervision

Supervision: Professional Disclosure Statements

Posted on October 12, 2010 by

Cobia and Boes (2000) advocate the employment of both professional disclosure statements by supervisors, as well as the development of formal plans for supervision.  The intent is to minimize the potential for ethical conflicts regarding informed consent, supervisor competence, due … Continue reading →

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Drawing the Line between Supervision and Counseling

Posted on October 12, 2010 by

“When personal concerns are discussed in supervision, the goal is not to solve the trainee’s problem.”  (Corey, Schneider-Corey, & Callanan, 2007, p. 392)  The goal, simply stated, is to challenge trainees to address personal issues that could be potential counter-transference … Continue reading →

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Supervision: Self-report, process notes, audio recording, video recording, and live supervision

Posted on October 11, 2010 by

Self-report is described as the most widely used supervisory model.  Self-report within the context of a supervisory relationship is troublesome for the same reasons that self-reporting is troublesome in the context of a therapeutic relationship… it’s not always “objective.”  I … Continue reading →

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