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Preface | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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Preparing to Supervise | |
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What is Clinical Supervision? | |
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What is Clinical Supervision? | |
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Defining Clinical Supervision | |
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The Prevalence of Clinical Supervision | |
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The Purposes of Clinical Supervision | |
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How Should Clinical Supervision be Conducted? | |
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Supervisor Development | |
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Toward Reflective Practice | |
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Competent Supervision | |
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Preparing for Effective Supervision | |
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Supervisor Credentials and Training | |
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State Licensing Boards | |
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Professional Organizations and Accreditation | |
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Standards of Supervision Practice | |
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Characteristics of the "Ideal" Supervisor | |
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The Supervisory Alliance | |
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Availability and Approachability | |
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Core Qualities | |
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Role Clarity: Supervisor or Therapist? | |
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Ability to Tolerate Powerful Affect | |
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Effective versus Ineffective Supervision | |
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A Model of "Lousy" Supervision | |
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Effective Supervision | |
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Identifying Your Model of Supervision | |
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Supervision: Combining Science and Practice | |
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The Importance of Using a Supervision Model | |
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Evidence-Based Practice | |
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Selecting a Model | |
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Developmental Models | |
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Counseling and Psychotherapy-Based Models | |
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Cognitive-Behavior Therapy Supervision | |
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Social Role Models | |
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The Discrimination Model | |
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The Systems Approach to Supervision | |
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Preparing for the Initial Session | |
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To Supervise or Not to Supervise? | |
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The Pre-Supervision Interview | |
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Supervision Fees | |
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Scheduling | |
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Setting The Stage for Supervision: The Supervision Contract, Informed Consent, and Professional Disclosure Statement | |
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Supervision in Action | |
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The Initial Session | |
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The Supervision Environment | |
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Beginning the Session | |
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The First Session Checklist | |
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Collaborative Goal Setting | |
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The Supervisory Alliance: Building the Relationship | |
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The Supervisory Alliance | |
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Important Components of the Supervisory Alliance | |
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Role Clarity: Managing Multiple Relationships | |
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Managerial versus Clinical Supervision | |
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The Supervision Alliance: Strains, Stressors, and Solutions | |
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Counterproductive Supervision Events | |
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Counterproductive Events Involving Ethical Nonadherence | |
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Counterproductive Events Involving Supervisor Technical Skill | |
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Counterproductive Events Involving Supervisor Personalization Skills | |
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Conflict in Supervision | |
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Defensive Strategies and Strategic Games | |
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Beyond Self-Report: Supervision Modalities and Methods | |
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Concurrent and Ex-Post Facto Supervision Methods | |
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Concurrent Methods of Supervision | |
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Ex-Post Facto Supervision | |
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Technology-Assisted Remote Supervision | |
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The Supervision Process: Technical Tools and Tips | |
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Supervision Phenomena and Processes: Making Sense of It All | |
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The Separation-Individuation Process | |
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Self-Efficacy | |
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Anxiety | |
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Self-Presentation | |
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Nondisclosure | |
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Lying | |
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Transference-Countertransference | |
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Supertransference | |
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Parallel Process | |
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Emotions | |
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Supervision Techniques | |
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Models of Supervision: Triadic and Group Supervision | |
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Triadic Supervision | |
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Benefits and Drawbacks | |
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Supervision Structure | |
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Composing the Triad | |
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Group Supervision | |
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Goals of Group Supervision | |
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Benefits and Drawbacks of Group Supervision | |
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Group Supervisor Characteristics | |
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Group Composition | |
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Formatting the Group | |
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Bringing the Group into Action | |
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Engaging the Members | |
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Problems in Group Supervision | |
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Creativity in Supervision | |
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The Scamper Model of Creativity | |
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No-Tech Creativity: Techniques Using No Equipment Nor Materials | |
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Low-Tech Creativity: Techniques Using Simple Technical Equipment and/or Simple Materials | |
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Mid- And High-Tech Creativity: Techniques Using Complex Technology and/or Materials | |
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Critical Components of Clinical Supervision | |
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Legal and Ethical Matters | |
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Ethics and Supervision | |
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Competence | |
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Due Process | |
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Informed Consent | |
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Confidentiality and Privilege | |
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Malpractice | |
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Direct Liability | |
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Multiple Relationships | |
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Ethical Decision-Making Model | |
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Evaluation, Documentation, and Risk Management | |
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Formal Evaluation: Professional Performance Assessment | |
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Documentation in Supervision | |
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The Supervision Chart | |
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The Case Review Form | |
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The Fine Art of Feedback | |
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The Nature of Feedback | |
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Content and Process | |
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Content and Variables | |
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Process Variables | |
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The Technical Aspects of Feedback in Supervision | |
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Working with Intention | |
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Earning The Right To Challenge | |
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The Three Constituents | |
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Effective and Ineffective Feedback | |
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Ethical Guidelines | |
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Supervisee Information Form | |
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AMCD Multicultural Counseling Competencies | |
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Counseling Supervision Contract | |
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Sample Professional Disclosure Statement | |
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Supervision Session Report | |
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References | |
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Index | |