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Peer Supervision Groups: How They Work and Why You Need One de Lee D. Kassan

Peer Supervision Groups: How They Work and Why You Need One

Autor Lee D. Kassan
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 25 sep 2010
Peer supervision groups, in which psychotherapists meet regularly to give and receive help with difficult cases and other issues in private practice, are an important component of many therapists' professional lives, but only a few journal articles have discussed them. This first and only book on the topic addresses some of the problems of conventional supervision and investigates the experience of being in a peer group. Drawing from the authorOs own experience and his interviews of thirty-four members of twenty different peer groups, the book describes in detail the varying structures, topics, and interactions in a peer group situation. The author also gives guidelines for organizing and conducting an effective group.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780765706966
ISBN-10: 0765706962
Pagini: 211
Dimensiuni: 164 x 239 x 20 mm
Greutate: 0.5 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Jason Aronson Inc
Locul publicării:New York, United States

Cuprins

1 Introduction
Part 2 I: Supervision
Chapter 3 1 The Supervisory Relationship
Chapter 4 2 The Problems of Supervision
Part 5 II: The Interviews
Chapter 6 3 Who Are the Interviewees?
Chapter 7 4 The Members of the Group
Chapter 8 5 The Structure of the Group
Chapter 9 6 Presenting a Case
Chapter 10 7 The Positive and the Negative
Part 11 III: Some Groups
Chapter 12 8 Specific Peer Groups
13 Conclusions and Recommendations
14 Appendix A - The Questionnaire
15 References
16 Index
17 About the Author

Recenzii

Kassan offers a glimpse into the vulnerabilities of clinicians. With an extensive review of the literature, he makes a compelling case for peer supervision as a haven for personal and professional development and connection. This book is both informative and inspiring.
For decades psychotherapists have found peer supervision groups enriching and meaningful. In this lively and practical book, Kassan presents a comprehensive view of the pros and cons of these groups as well as providing guidelines for setting up effective peer groups. This important book also effectively deals with the larger issue of how we train psychotherapists.
I believe this is the first book-length, comprehensive examination of peer supervision groups, an increasingly popular vehicle utilized by mental health professionals to deal with difficulties that arise in their practices, to foster their growth as professionals, and to derive support in what otherwise can be a very lonely profession. Kassan does a wonderful job of making these groups come alive and delineating their attributes; as such, it should be read by all who want to understand their value and their limitations.
Lee Kassan...has written a practical book for those therapists who might consider joining a Peer Supervision Group. By taking a practical approach and eschewing theory, Mr. Kassan presents a readable, practical and helpful book which broadly covers every aspect of peer group supervision....This is an excellent survey and introduction to what will be an increasingly important topic.