The evolution of supervision theory and practice over time and across models are examined, attempting to answer the question, "How does supervision work?" The focus of supervision in terms of the therapist, the client(s), the therapist-client(s) relationship and supervision modalities such as group supervision, ideas of supervision and how supervision works are all discussed.
Bertrando, P., Gilli, G., Theories of change and the practice of systemic supervision, in Daniels, G., Burck, C. (ed.), Mirrors and reflections: processes of systemic supervision, Karnac Books, Londra 2010: 3- 26 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/12016]
Theories of change and the practice of systemic supervision
Gilli, Gabriella
2010
Abstract
The evolution of supervision theory and practice over time and across models are examined, attempting to answer the question, "How does supervision work?" The focus of supervision in terms of the therapist, the client(s), the therapist-client(s) relationship and supervision modalities such as group supervision, ideas of supervision and how supervision works are all discussed.
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