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Psychotherapy-based supervision models in an emerging competency-based era: a commentary
Carol A Falender1, Edward P Shafranske
1Department of Psychology, Pepperdine University, USA. carolafalender@aol.com
Abstract:
As psychology engages in a cultural shift to competency-based education and training supervision practice is being transformed to the use of competency frames and the application of benchmark competencies. In this issue, psychotherapy-based models of supervision are conceptualized in a competency framework. This paper reflects on the translation of key components of each psychotherapy-based supervision approach in terms of foundational and functional competencies articulated in the Competencies Benchmarks (Fouad et al., 2009). The commentary concludes with a discussion of implications for supervision practice and identifies directions for future articulation and development, including evidence-based psychotherapy supervision.
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