Addressing the Person of the Therapist in Supervision: The Therapist's Inner Conversation Method.

Abstract:

:In this study a method of retrospective case supervision is presented aimed at helping the supervisee to become a better self-supervisor. The method pays special attention to the therapist's self-reflection and has the therapist's inner conversation as a central concept. The starting point of the method is an assignment in which the supervisee reflects on a case using a tape-assisted recall procedure. The method helps trainees to develop experiential expertise to become more flexible and effective therapists. A case example of one training group of novice family therapists illustrates the use of the method.

journal_name

Fam Process

journal_title

Family process

authors

Rober P

doi

10.1111/famp.12220

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2017-06-01 00:00:00

pages

487-500

issue

2

eissn

0014-7370

issn

1545-5300

journal_volume

56

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