Enhancing supervision skills across diverse professional contexts is helpful for supervising people-helpers effectively. This unit delves into the theories and models of professional supervision, emphasising the development of supervisory relationships and the integration of sociocultural and ethical considerations. Students will engage in reflexive practice as supervisors, gaining insights that foster their capabilities in clinical, community, pastoral, and various industry settings.
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Bobby Moore (2016). Reflexive Supervision: A Workbook for Learning Within and Across Professions. CreateSpace.
Michael Paterson (2022). Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Pastoral Supervision Revisited and Revisioned. Institute of Pastoral Supervision and Reflective Practice.
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