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SUPERVISION
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What
is supervision?
Supervision provides an opportunity for the counselors
and therapists to capture the essence of
psychotherapeutic process as it is articulated and
modeled by supervisor, and to recreate it in counseling
relationship.
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What are its purposes, tasks
and functions?
Supervision is a formal, professional relationship
between supervisee and supervisor.
The purpose of supervision is the professional
development of and the welfare of clients.
Supervision is not counseling or psychotherapy.
Supervision is primarily an educational process focused
on the learning of the supervisee.
Supervisors enable supervisees find their way of being
counselors. The relationship in supervision is made up
of a number of roles, not one, and good supervisors are
able to provide a multiplicity of roles with
supervisees.
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Knowledge and skills of a good
supervisor
Bad or poor supervision exists due to large number of
not properly trained supervisors available. Supervision
is primarily an educational process focused on the
learning of the supervisee. Therefore supervisors
require training in supervision. An effective
supervisor structures supervision according to the
learning of supervisee using the counseling role and is
flexible across roles to adapt to individual
differences in supervisees. |
Meera is a fully qualified and
trained supervisor.
She offers quality supported by years of rich
experience which she earned through working in variety
of organizations and educational establishments. She
offers various styles, models and forms. Meera has a
well established private practice. She regularly runs
group and individual supervision sessions.
Costs for individual supervision are £65/- per 50 min.
session.
Costs for group supervision
are negotiable,depending on the number of people
attending and the time required.
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