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Series Preface | |
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Theoretical Foundations | |
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Cognitive Models | |
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Cognitive Processing | |
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Schema Development and Refinement | |
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Skill Development | |
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Expert Versus Novice | |
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Interpersonal Influence and Social Intelligence | |
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Motivation | |
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Models of Human Development | |
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An Overview of the IDM | |
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Overarching Structures and Specific Domains | |
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Overriding Structures | |
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Specific Domains | |
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Structures Across Levels of Therapist Development | |
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Level 1 | |
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Level 2 | |
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Level 3 | |
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Level 3i (Integrative) | |
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Interaction of Structures and Domains | |
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The Level 1 Therapist | |
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The Level 2 Therapist | |
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The Level 3 Therapist | |
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The Level 3i Therapist | |
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The Level 1 Therapist | |
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The Entry-Level Trainee | |
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Learning and Cognition | |
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Motivations for Entering the Field | |
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Advanced Supervisees | |
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Level 1 Structures | |
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Self- and Other-Awareness | |
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Motivation | |
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Autonomy | |
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Structures Across Domains | |
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Intervention Skills Competence | |
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Assessment Techniques | |
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Interpersonal Assessment | |
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Client Conceptualization | |
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Individual Differences | |
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Theoretical Orientation | |
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Treatment Plans and Goals | |
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Professional Ethics | |
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Supervising the Level 1 Therapist | |
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General Considerations | |
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Client Assignment | |
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Interventions | |
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Supervisory Mechanisms | |
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Final Considerations | |
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Sublevel 1 Trainees | |
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Other Considerations | |
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Transition Issues | |
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The Level 2 Therapist | |
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Learning and Cognition | |
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Level 2 Structures | |
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Self- and Other-Awareness | |
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Autonomy | |
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Motivation | |
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Interaction of Domains and Structures | |
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Intervention Skills Competence | |
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Assessment Techniques | |
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Interpersonal Assessment | |
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Client Conceptualization | |
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Individual Differences | |
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Theoretical Orientation | |
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Treatment Plans and Goals | |
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Professional Ethics | |
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Supervising the Level 2 Therapist | |
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Therapeutic Adolescence | |
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Client Assignment | |
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Supervisor Interventions | |
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Normalizing the Level 2 Experience | |
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Supervisory Mechanisms | |
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Transitional Issues | |
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The Level 3 Therapist | |
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Constraints on Supervision | |
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Learning and Cognition | |
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Level 3 Structures | |
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Self- and Other-Awareness | |
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Motivation | |
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Autonomy | |
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Structures Across Domains | |
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Intervention Skills Competence | |
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Assessment Techniques | |
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Interpersonal Assessment | |
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Client Conceptualization | |
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Individual Differences | |
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Theoretical Orientation | |
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Treatment Plans and Goals | |
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Professional Ethics | |
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Supervising the Level 3 Therapist | |
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General Considerations | |
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Client Assignment | |
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Interventions | |
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Supervisory Mechanisms | |
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Beyond Levels | |
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The Supervisory Relationship | |
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Theory and Research in Supervisory Relationships | |
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Supervisory Relationships Across Levels | |
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Level 1 | |
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Level 2 | |
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Level 3 | |
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Supervisory Relationships With Diverse Therapists | |
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Nuts and Bolts of Supervision | |
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Supervision Standards | |
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Who Can Supervise? | |
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What Constitutes an Acceptable Activity? | |
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Documentation and Formats | |
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Supervisor Responsibilities | |
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Enhancing General Skill Development | |
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Scientist-Practitioner Methods of Supervision | |
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Supervisee Qualities | |
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Supervision Plan | |
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Evaluation | |
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Setting the Stage in Initial Sessions | |
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Supervisee Assessment and Evaluation | |
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Therapeutic Effectiveness of Supervisees | |
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Qualitative Assessment across Domains | |
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Methods of Assessment | |
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Work Samples | |
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Supervisee Perceptions | |
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Supervisor Perceptions | |
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Providing Therapist Feedback | |
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Group Supervision | |
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Supervision Across Settings | |
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The Supervision-in-Context Model | |
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Components | |
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Function | |
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Utility | |
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Settings | |
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Challenges of Managed Care | |
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Supervisor Development and Training | |
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Levels of Supervisor Development | |
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Level 1 | |
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Level 2 | |
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Level 3 | |
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Level 3i | |
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Recommendations for Supervisor Training | |
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Conceptual and Didactic Training | |
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Experiential Training | |
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Supervisor Assessment | |
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Supervision in Field Settings | |
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Ethical and Legal Issues | |
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Ethical Codes and Guidelines | |
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Ethical Knowledge and Behavior | |
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Competence | |
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Professional Competencies | |
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Competence to Supervise | |
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Additional Ethical and Legal Concerns | |
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Personal Functioning | |
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Implications for Specific Levels | |
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A Qualitative Examination of the IDM | |
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Empirical Evidence of Counselor Development | |
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The Intent of the Study | |
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Our Method | |
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What We Found | |
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Support for the Model | |
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Intervention Skills Competence | |
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Interpersonal Assessment | |
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Theoretical Orientation | |
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Limited Support for the Model | |
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Treatment Plans and Goals | |
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Individual Differences | |
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Discussion | |
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Epilogue | |
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Case Conceptualization Format | |
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Practicum Competencies Outline: Overview | |
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Supervisee Information Form | |
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References | |
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Index | |