A Proposed Model for Peer Supervision
Counselor Education and SupervisionPublished 1 September 1987
Theodore P. Remley, James M. Benshoff, Carol A. Mowbray
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Abstract
Many counselors find themselves in settings where supervision of their clinical skills is not available. A peer supervision model is proposed that will provide practitioners with an opportunity to monitor their practice, increase self‐confidence, and further develop their counseling skills.
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