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The Form, Function, and Content of Clinical Supervision:

The Clinical SupervisorPublished 23 December 1993
Philip Rich
Citations44
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TL;DR

This paper examines principles basic to the provision of clinical supervision across related fields within the human services, and consolidates this work into an integrated model of supervision that identifies its basic requirements.

Abstract

The theory of clinical supervision is poorly organized and inconsistently described in the literature, and the actual practice of such supervision is rarely addressed. This paper examines principles basic to the provision of clinical supervision across related fields within the human services, and consolidates this work into an integrated model of supervision that identifies its basic requirements. This synthesis can provide a basis for a uniform understanding of the supervisory process and its actual practice, supervisory training, and future reseach.

Keywords

PsychologyHealth Professions