Training for the supervision alliance: Attitude, skills and intention

Brigid Proctor

2010 · 30 citations · 0 references

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Abstract

Practitioners – of supervision and health care – need support and help in ‘seeking virtue and embracing wisdom’ in a complex and multi-cultural world. One way they can get this is by being offered regular space to reflect on their moment-to-moment practice. The picture in Figure 3.1 sketches the outline of the supervision alliance model transposed into health care settings. Editors’ comment: These values and assumptions have been discussed in detail in Fundamental Themes in Clinical Super vision (Proctor 2001: 25-46).