The Integrative Family Therapy Supervisor

"The Integrative Family Therapy Supervisor" is designed to meet the needs of today's new wave of family therapy and relational supervisors. Incorporating a process of self-exploration, this provocative text encourages readers to develop a model of supervision built upon the integration of theory, research, and regard for the uniqueness of clinical settings. Robert E. Lee and Craig A. Everett, seasoned clinicians and supervisors, have skillfully incorporated a comprehensive synopsis of the various models of supervision and stimulating workbook exercises in a primer that is user-friendly and consistent with the learning objectives set forth by the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy. "The Integrative Family Therapy Supervisor" will equip readers with the skills necessary for approved supervisor credential while advancing their ability to blend systemic theory with clinical practice in the context of personal and professional development.

Robert E. Lee, Craig A. Everett

Preface. The Basic Ingredients in the Supervisory Process: The Ground Rules of Supervision. Understanding the Historical Influences of the Field on the Past and Future of Supervision. Getting Started: A Basic Framework to Guide Integrative Supervision. The Intergenerational Structure and Dynamics of the Training System. Developmental Aspects of Supervision. The Major Theoretical Resources for Supervision. The Modalities of Supervision: Live, Videotape, Audiotape, and Case Presentations. The Formats of Supervision: Individual and Group. The Cultural and Contextual Issues in Supervision. Effective Practices in Supervision: Participants' Views. Managing Issues that Interfere With the Supervisory Process. Supervisory Responsibilities and Administrative Tools. Articulating Your Personal Model for Supervision. Integrative Supervision in Action. Bringing the First Stage of Our Journey to a Close. References. Index.