Supervision is fundamental to child and family social work practice, in England as
elsewhere, yet there is little research regarding what managers and social workers do when …

The importance of supervision is largely taken for granted within social work. Yet it can often
seem as if policy-based descriptions of what supervision 'should be'are disconnected from …

Supervision is fundamental to the social work profession. However, increasing concern has
been expressed over the managerial capture of local authority social work and the use of …

Whilst the contribution of good supervision to high‐quality social work practice is widely
recognized, research exploring practitioners' experiences of supervision is surprisingly …

Supervision is a core activity in social work in the UK and elsewhere, widely associated with
a range of positive outcomes for service users and professionals, while Public Inquiries and …

Understanding how different forms of supervision support good social work practice and
improve outcomes for people who use services is nearly impossible without reliable and …

This chapter explores the unconscious processes that were evoked by one particularly
difficult case in order to highlight the containing function of the supervision, not only for the …

Supervision is integral to social work practice; however, how it operates in day‐to‐day
practice remains poorly understood. Existing research mainly comprises quantitative and …

The home visit and supervision are fundamental practices of statutory social work with
children and families, yet the interaction and influence of one on the other has seldom been …

Supervision is widely recognised as a core activity for social work. In this paper, we explore
the nature of decision-making in supervision, using a collection of twelve audio-recordings …