Author Question: In which situation might it be advantageous to use a group as the primary source of supervision? ... (Read 113 times)

danielfitts88 · **on:** Jul 6, 2018

In which situation might it be advantageous to use a group as the primary source of
supervision?

A. Most clinicians are experienced and competent.
B. Clinicians have varied levels of experience.
C. Most clinicians have an auditory learning style.
D. Clinicians need more time than their supervisors can give them.

Question 2

Sam looks for an opening to fit one more thing onto the day's crowded agenda.
Finding no room, she tells her supervisor, I'm going to start doing all my
supervision in groups. How is an experienced supervisor likely to reply?

A. What are your primary goals for your supervisory group?
B. What changes will we need to make to the schedule to let everyone meet at
once?
C. Are you aware that you'll still have to spend time preparing for sessions?
D. What effect will that have on your bond with your clinicians?