CBT Supervision

Sarah Corrie is a Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Visiting Professor at Middlesex University.

• IntroductionPreparing for SupervisionKnow your Brand: Identifying your Position on the CBT LandscapeUnderstand the Context: Identifying your Key StakeholdersNegotiate a Contract: Preparing the Terms of the Learning AgreementUndertaking SupervisionStructure your Sessions: Creating the Architecture of CBT SupervisionChoose your Interventions: Selecting Methods to Enhance ProficiencyAssess Competence: Developing an Effective ApproachRefining SupervisionDevelop the Relationship: Using the Supervisory Alliance as a Source of LearningManage Power: Creating a Balanced Relationship within SupervisionResolve Resistance and Ruptures: Working with Relational ChallengesEnhancing SupervisionAddress Ethical Dilemmas: Developing a Coherent ApproachAssess your Supervisory Skill: Building Methods to Evaluate PracticeIncrease Your Expertise: Developing and Looking After the SelfAppendices

This terrific book is comprehensive, evidence-based, and practical. Geared toward both supervisors and supervisees, it provides a number of important learning exercises to encourage active reflection. The case studies help the reader transfer what they are learning to real-life situations. I highly recommend this book to trainees, therapists who need to improve their skills in self-reflection, and to supervisors.