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Terminating supervision.

Alytia A Levendosky¹, Christopher J Hopwood¹

¹Department of Psychology, Michigan State University.

Psychotherapy (Chicago, Ill.)

|November 22, 2016

Summary

This study details a method for ending clinical supervision, integrating assessment and relational views. It highlights individual differences and parallels between supervision and therapy, urging more research on supervision termination.

Area of Science:

Psychology
Clinical Psychology
Mental Health Training

Background:

Clinical supervision is crucial for mental health training but lacks theoretical and empirical focus.
Termination of supervision is an under-researched aspect of clinical training.

Purpose of the Study:

To present an integrated approach to terminating clinical supervision.
To emphasize the importance of individual differences and supervision-psychotherapy parallels.

Main Methods:

Described an approach integrating intensive assessment with a relational perspective.
Reviewed empirical evidence and provided verbatim examples from final supervision meetings.

Main Results:

Demonstrated the application of the conceptual framework in practice.

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Illustrated the significance of trainee individual differences and supervision-psychotherapy dynamics.

Conclusions:

Stressed the need for further research on clinical supervision, particularly its termination phase.
Advocated for a more nuanced understanding of supervision dynamics.