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'The book is well-written, easy to read and persuasive.' - Counselling News; 'This is a valuable model for anyone receiving or offering supervision.' - Addictions
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'The book is well-written, easy to read and persuasive.' - Counselling News; 'This is a valuable model for anyone receiving or offering supervision.' - Addictions
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The history and development of counsellor supervision is not easy to trace or simply delineable (Feltham 2000). Read the first page
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Supervising the Counsellor is a clearly-written and informative description of the Cyclical Model of counselling supervision; I am new to counselling, but nevertheless found this book to be a fine, solid introduction to supervision. The authors attempt to define what supervision is and isn’t; mentoring appears to come closest to their definition. The role varies; inexperienced counsellors may need more guidance, seasoned ones might need a fresh point of view to ward off burn-out (could the opposite also be true?) The authors also cover issues such as potential pitfalls to supervision, the "ethical inquisitor" and "passive optimist" being unhelpful extremes.
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Excellent book. Clearly outlines the cyclical process. Good reference to have. Essential reading for all students and practitioners. I highly recommend it.
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Supervising the Counsellor is a clearly-written and informative description of the Cyclical Model of counselling supervision; I am new to counselling, but nevertheless found this book to be a fine, solid introduction to supervision. The authors attempt to define what supervision is and isn't; mentoring appears to come closest to their definition. The role varies; inexperienced counsellors may need more guidance, seasoned ones might need a fresh point of view to ward off burn-out (could the opposite also be true?) The authors also cover issues such as potential pitfalls to supervision, the "ethical inquisitor" and "passive optimist" being unhelpful extremes.
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