Background Mental health professionals face unique demands and stressors in their work,
resulting in high rates of burnout and distress. Clinical supervision is a widely adopted and …

Clinical supervision for psychotherapies is widely used in clinical and research contexts.
Supervision is often assumed to ensure therapy adherence and positive client outcomes, but …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to systematically identify, appraise and synthesise
qualitative literature exploring the experience, both positive and negative, of clinical …

This exploratory study aims to extend and strengthen the empirical base for supervision as a
facilitator of professional growth, as outlined in an established conceptual model, by …

The development of supervision as an adjunct to clinical practice underlines the dynamic
connection between the two: a partnership, where supervision is seen as a fundamental …

Literature on practitioner psychologist supervision remains underdeveloped. This mixed-
methods, descriptive and exploratory study provides information about the supervisory …

This article presents a phenomenological study that was conducted as a series of semi-
structured qualitative research interviews with eight student therapists, just two months after …

Objective The aim of this study was to examine supervisees' perspectives about the
contribution of two predefined aspects of supervision, supervisory bond (SB) and didactic …

Trainee perspectives about supervision were examined in the relatively unexplored
landscape of psychotherapy training and development in India. Ninety-four trainee …

Clinical supervision is key to the delivery and governance of effective psychological work.
We place increasing emphasis on the evidence base in our clinical decision making, and yet …