David King & Sue Wheeler 
Supervising Counsellors [EPUB ebook] 
Issues of Responsibility

Supervising Counsellors is a practical and insightful guide to the responsibilities facing all those involved in supervising practitioners and trainees. Drawing together contributions and new research from those at the forefront of supervisory practice, this book makes essential reading for both qualified and trainee supervisors.

Part One defines the supervisor′s clinical, legal and ethical responsibilities, and clearly sets out the law and professional codes relating to supervision. Part Two examines issues that arise for supervisors working in different contexts: organizations; training; primary care; and some of the wider issues concerning supervision, and highlights in particular the expectations of supervisees and the role of supervisors in ensuring that clients are not discriminated against.

Inhoudsopgave

Introduction – Sue Wheeler and David King

PART ONE: PROFESSIONAL ISSUES FOR THE SUPERVISION OF COUNSELLORS: CLINICAL-LEGAL-ETHICAL

Clinical Responsibility and the Supervision of Counsellors – David King

Supervisory Responsibility and the Law – Peter Jenkins

The Responsibility of the Supervisor in the British Association of Counsellors Codes of Ethics and Practice – Nicola Barden

PART TWO: CONTEXTS

Supervisor Responsibility within Organizational Contexts – Sue Copeland

The Responsibility of the Supervisor Supervising Trainees – Susannah Izzard

Supervising Counsellors in Primary Care – Penny Henderson

Supervision of Counsellors Working Independently in Private Practice – Sue Wheeler

What Responsibility Does the Supervisor Have for the Counsellor and Their Work

PART THREE: WIDER ISSUES

Working with Difference and Diversity – Hilda Rapp

The Responsibilities of the Supervisor

The Responsibilities of the Group Supervisor – Melanie Lockett

Supervision for Supervisors – Sue Wheeler and David King

What Are the Implications for Responsibility

Expecting the Impossible? What Responsibility Do Counsellors Expect Their Supervisors to Take? – Angela Webb

Over de auteur

My training in counselling began in 1974. The early part of my training provided a broad overview of humanistic counselling, but it was the Diploma in Student Counselling at London University, a two year part time course in psychodynamic counselling, that provided the theoretical base on which my career has been built. The MSc in Psychotherapy at Warwick University consolidated my learning and launched my research career. The Institute of Group Analysis Introductory Course, organised through Warwick University sharpened my knowledge of group work and institutional dynamics.