Guide to Clinical Supervision
"The Guide to Clinical Supervision" from Gradient Psychology is an essential resource for developing therapists. This comprehensive guide provides practical tools and recommendations to help supervisees maximize their clinical supervision experience. It covers key aspects such as understanding the purposes and roles within supervision, navigating the supervisor-supervisee relationship, structuring supervision meetings, setting developmental goals, and effectively engaging in case discussions (FYI, Guidance, and Processing). Additionally, the guide offers strategies for troubleshooting supervisor challenges and managing countertransference, ensuring a robust and impactful learning journey. Written by Dr. Carolynn Gray, a clinical psychologist with extensive experience in clinical leadership and supervision, this guide aims to make supervision easier, more impactful, and less stressful for new therapists.
"The Guide to Clinical Supervision" from Gradient Psychology is an essential resource for developing therapists. This comprehensive guide provides practical tools and recommendations to help supervisees maximize their clinical supervision experience. It covers key aspects such as understanding the purposes and roles within supervision, navigating the supervisor-supervisee relationship, structuring supervision meetings, setting developmental goals, and effectively engaging in case discussions (FYI, Guidance, and Processing). Additionally, the guide offers strategies for troubleshooting supervisor challenges and managing countertransference, ensuring a robust and impactful learning journey. Written by Dr. Carolynn Gray, a clinical psychologist with extensive experience in clinical leadership and supervision, this guide aims to make supervision easier, more impactful, and less stressful for new therapists.
"The Guide to Clinical Supervision" from Gradient Psychology is an essential resource for developing therapists. This comprehensive guide provides practical tools and recommendations to help supervisees maximize their clinical supervision experience. It covers key aspects such as understanding the purposes and roles within supervision, navigating the supervisor-supervisee relationship, structuring supervision meetings, setting developmental goals, and effectively engaging in case discussions (FYI, Guidance, and Processing). Additionally, the guide offers strategies for troubleshooting supervisor challenges and managing countertransference, ensuring a robust and impactful learning journey. Written by Dr. Carolynn Gray, a clinical psychologist with extensive experience in clinical leadership and supervision, this guide aims to make supervision easier, more impactful, and less stressful for new therapists.