I have been providing group and individual clinical supervision for over ten years. It is quite common for people to ask me about the benefits of engaging in supervision themselves or of arranging it for their staff. Often, supervision is seen as a bit of an indulgence or something that you only need when something is wrong, rather than an integral part of our practice in any client-centred role. While counsellors and case managers commonly receive supervision, I have found that other workers …
BA, BSW, AMHSW, Graduate Diploma in Family Therapy, MACA Level 4