Acknowledgement. Chapter 1: Contemporary Themes in Professional Supervision. Chapter 2: Supervision in context: Surveillance or support? Chapter 3: Starting with who we are: Culture, gender and belief in the supervision encounter. Chapter 4: The education of the reflective supervisor. Chapter 5: Practitioner wellbeing and the role of supervision. Chapter 6: Ethics and supervision. Chapter 7: Managing a supervision practice. Chapter 8: Group supervision. Chapter 9: Interprofessional supervision. Chapter 10: Supervising for strengths. Chapter 11: Supervision of managers. Chapter 12: From difficult situations to courageous conversations. Chapter 13: Creativity in supervision: keeping supervision exciting and supervisors engaged. Afterword. References.
An overview of new and challenging areas of supervision practice
Liz Beddoe is a professor of social work at the University of
Auckland, teaching, supervising graduate students and undertaking
research on professional education topics. She provides
professional supervision to several social work academics and early
career researchers. She has been involved in the development of
supervision through research, education and practice for over 25
years with a particular interest in the impact of organisational
culture on supervision and professional development of social
workers.
Allyson Davys is a registered social worker who has a
background of practice, supervision, teaching and management in
health, social care and the tertiary education sectors. She has
been involved in the development of supervision through research,
education and practice for over 25 years and has a particular
interest in interprofessional supervision. She currently teaches a
postgraduate course on professional supervision at the University
of Auckland and runs a private supervision practice.
This book is written by the two people who know most about
professional supervision: Liz Beddoe and Allyson Davys. What is
most exciting is the critical analysis that they bring; they really
understand the complexities in practice today, and in exploring the
challenges in supervision, they challenge us to raise our game, so
that there are better outcomes for those who use our services. --
Professor Viviene Cree, School of Social & Political Science, The
University of Edinburgh
The scope of this text is truly impressive. The authors are
unflinching in their critical analysis of the urgent developmental
challenges facing supervision in all the health professions today.
Their scholarly and up-to-date knowledge of the professional
literature and current research in the field, combined with their
keen awareness of the hard realities of practice in diverse
contexts, makes for invigorating reading. -- Jim Holloway, BACP
Senior Accredited Supervisor, partner in Cambridge Supervision
Training, co-author of Practical Supervision: How to Become a
Supervisor for the Helping Professions
 |
Ask a Question About this Product More... |
|
