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Showing 1 to 20 of 30 for “"supervisory relationship"”.
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Ethnographic perspectives on youth justice supervision and the supervisory relationship
The supervisory relationship is said to be the key territory in which children draw meaning and benefit from their community supervision experience within the youth justice system. Yet the intricacies of the supervisory relationship and the nature of everyday supervision in which it develops are …
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Modeled Wellness: Using Perceived Supervisor Wellness and the Supervisory Relationship to Predict Supervisee Personal Wellness
… if and how the strength of the supervision relationship changes this influence. Thus, the purpose of this quantitative investigation was to (a) analyze the role of modeled wellness as a way for supervisors to influence the multifaceted aspects of supervisee wellness, and (b) identify if the …
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Clinicians' Perceptions of Supervision Emphasis and its Influence on the Supervisory Relationship in Private Mental Health Agencies in Virginia
… agencies are navigating these multiple areas of supervisory emphasis. This quantitative inquiry focused on understanding clinicians' perceptions of supervision emphasis and its influence on the supervisory relationship in private mental health agencies in Virginia. Three research questions were …
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The Relation of Teacher and Supervisor Competitive-Cooperative Attitudes and Principal Ratings of Successful Supervision
… cooperative-competitive attitudes affected the supervisory relationship.
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Well-being in psychologists
… psychologists, and whether the quality of the supervisory relationship was capable of moderating that relationship. A total of 194 clinical psychologists participated in the online study consisting of a questionnaire gathering demographic information and information on job characteristics, and …
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Factors of Supervision and the Impact on Intentional Nondisclosure by Counselors-in-Training
… For example, when CITs perceive a strong supervisory relationship, nondisclosures occur less frequently (Mehr, Ladany, and Caskie, 2010). There is some evidence that the supervisory relationship is impacted by the supervisory working alliance and supervisee attachment styles. More general …
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A Good Fit. What experienced secondary school-based counsellors require from their clinical supervision: a situational analysis of practitioners’ descriptions of best practice
… encapsulates four theoretical categories (‘the supervisory relationship’, ‘understanding the working context’, ‘safeguarding’, and ‘the shared supervisory journey’). Threads that weave these categories together are: the containment and holding nature of supervision, safe ethical working …
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Counselor Trainee Perceived Supervisory Effectiveness: An Investigation of Counselor Trainee Cognitive Style and Supervisor Supervisory Style
… It is imperative that a positive interpersonal supervisory relationship sets the foundation for successful supervision and training. Among the many personality variables that influence the interpersonal relationship and dynamics of supervision, cognitive style has been scarce in the counselor …
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THE ELEMENTS OF THE CLINICAL SUPERVISION: EXPORTING CONCEPTS TO JAPAN
… manner in the professional counseling and supervisory relationship would enrich the clinical supervision in Japan.</p>
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SUPERVISORS’ EXPERIENCE OF RESISTANCE DURING ONLINE GROUP SUPERVISION: A PHENOMENOLOGICAL CASE STUDY
… results of the study identified four themes: the supervisory relationship matters, differences exist between online and face-to-face supervision, positionality and privilege influence resistance, and resistance is dynamic. The study’s findings could enhance the field’s understanding of resistance …
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A Grounded Understanding of Challenges and Responses of Social Work Supervisors with Managerial and Clinical Roles
… were interviewed, and it includes 13 clinical supervisory sessions between the supervisor-supervisee pair. The experience of challenges and responses of supervisors are related to supervisor, organisation and time factors. There is possible strain and strengths of having dual roles, with faith …
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A Qualitative Examination of Master's Level Counseling Students' Experiences of the Supervisory Working Alliance and the Use of Online Supervision
… of interventions, are critical to an effective supervisory relationship. As there may appear to be several factors and models that can play a significant role in outcomes of supervision, the relationship between supervisor and supervisee is critical to the effectiveness in the process of growth …
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Urgent Care Nurse Data Capture: Impact on Diabetes Outcomes
… correlational study examined reciprocal relationships between behavioral, environmental, and personal factors related to the quality of care rendered to diabetic patients in the UC using a modified version of Wood and Bandura’s (1989) Triadic Reciprocal Determinism model. Sixty-two UC RNs …
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Supervisors' and trainees' cognitive styles and the supervision process
… to test whether satisfaction with the counseling supervisory relationship was related to the degree of personality similarity between counselor trainees and their supervisors. The degree of personality match was measured by the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator. Satisfaction was assessed using the …
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The Lived Experiences of Clinical Supervisors Who Develop Burnout While Working Within Substance Abuse Rehabilitation Facilities In Pennsylvania
… professional responsibility by entering into a supervisory relationship with a counselor. As a result, supervisors require extensive training in addition to the development of a substantive base with regard to the dissemination of counseling services within substance abuse rehabilitation …
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Supervision, Culture, and Relationship: Examining Supervisor Cultural Competence and the Working Alliance
… (Bernard and Goodyear, 2014). Within this supervisory relationship, supervisors must adhere to the 2015 ACA Code of Ethics, which describes the need for infusing cultural competence into both counseling and supervision practices. This emphasis is warranted; as the population of the United …
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EXAMINING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SUPERVISORY STYLES AND COUNSELOR SKILL AND PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT PERCEIVED BY THE SUPERVISEE
… the Fernando and Hulse-Killacky (2005) study of supervisory styles and self-efficacy perceived by the supervisee. The Fernando and Hulse-Killacky study assessed general counseling students from Council for Accreditation of Counseling and Related Educa¬tional Programs (CACREP) using the …
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The Relationship Between the Supervisory Alliance and Novice Supervisees’ Risk-Taking Behavior
… intended to examine whether the strength of the supervisory relationship facilitates novice supervisee risk-taking in therapy. Results of the study did not find a significant relationship between the supervisory alliance and supervisee risk-taking. However, survey responses and interviews with …
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Power, Relationships and Ethics in Counselling Psychology
… focuses on the issues of power and ethics within relationship in the practice of counselling psychology. The impetus behind the work came from a desire to acknowledge that power is part of all relationships and as the practice of counselling psychology is based on relationship it would be …
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Perceptions of Supervisors Regarding Essential Knowledge Domains for Clinical Supervision in Rehabilitation
… and models, assessment and evaluation, supervisory relationship, and theories and models. Multiple linear regression analyses were utilized to assess the relationship between perceived importance of the clinical supervision knowledge domains on supervisory role (clinical, administrative, …
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