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Book Synopsis`I enjoyed and was challenged by reading this book, and learned from, and with, it. It is useful for browsing and for a deeper exploration of chosen topics. It offers a healthy enrichment for all who have a dynamic interest in the external and internal supervisory relationship. I warmly recommend it' -
British Journal of Psychotherapy`This book is thoughtful, scholarly and very well written. The content is well set out in separate sections making it eminently readable. It is solidly based on psychoanalytic theory highlighting the transformational impact of a supervisory process that is embedded in the dyadic relationships formed by the supervised patient - supervisee and the supervisee - supervisor. This book has greatly enriched my understanding of the supervisory process and the organizational life in which it transpires. It will be a richly informative resource for all involved in supervisory work' - Gemma Corbett, Self & Society
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Trade Review`This book is thoughtful, scholarly and very well written. The content is well set out in separate sections making it eminently readable. It is solidly based on psychoanalytic theory highlighting the transformational impact of a supervisory process that is embedded in the dyadic relationships formed by the supervised patient - supervisee and the supervisee - supervisor. This book has greatly enriched my understanding of the supervisory process and the organizational life in which it transpires. It will be a richly informative resource for all involved in supervisory work′ -
Gemma Corbett, Self & SocietyTable of ContentsIntroduction - Christine Driver Orientation and Themes PART ONE: THE SUPERVISORY RELATIONSHIP: EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL DIMENSIONS Listening to the Absent Patient - Edward Martin Therapeutic Aspects of Supervision The Transition from Therapist to Supervisor - Mary Banks Supervision - Gertrud Mander Between Control and Collusion Internal States in the Supervisory Relationship - Christine Driver PART TWO: LEARNING IN SUPERVISION The Interface Between Teaching and Supervision - John Stewart PART THREE: THE SETTING AND SUPERVISION The Geography and Topography of Supervision in a Group Setting - Christine Driver Supervising Short-Term Psychodynamic Work - Gertrud Mander The Container and the Contained - John Stewart Supervision and its Organisational Context PART FOUR: GENERIC ISSUES IN SUPERVISION Giving, Taking, Stealing - Edward Martin The Ethics of Supervision Supervision of Supervision - Gertrud Mander Specialism or New Profession? Timing and Ending in Supervision - Gertrud Mander
