Triadic supervision is common within counselor training; however, limited research in professional counseling literature exists describing counseling students' experiences of choosing what to disclose
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Triadic supervision is common within counselor training; however, limited research in professional counseling literature exists describing counseling students' experiences of choosing what to disclose within triadic supervision.
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- Effects of supervisor and supervisee theoretical orientation and supervisor-supervisee matching on interns' perceptions of supervision. (1992) · doi
The theoretical orientations of supervisees has been rarely studied because most studies of supervision either investigate beginning level trainees, who have not yet developed a theory of therapy, or they compare beginning and advanced practicum trainees (Worthington, 1987).
Keywords: beginning trainees theoretical orientations supervisees rarely studied supervision either investigate level developed theory therapy compare - KET supervizija supervizorių akimis: „tai ne visai tai, ką jūs galvojate“ (2025) · doi
In scientific research on the effectiveness of psychotherapeutic supervision, supervision in the field of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, although scarcely studied, was often associated with a formal teacher-student relationship, and undeservedly little attention was paid to the experiences of supervisors.
Keywords: supervision scientific effectiveness psychotherapeutic field cognitive behavioral therapy scarcely studied often associated formal teacher student - Nondisclosure in Triadic Supervision: A Phenomenological Study of Counseling Students (2017) · doi
Triadic supervision is common within counselor training; however, limited research in professional counseling literature exists describing counseling students' experiences of choosing what to disclose within triadic supervision.
Keywords: triadic supervision within counseling common counselor training limited professional literature exists describing students experiences choosing
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