The Profession

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Introductory readings on Supervision

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Why adults strike back: Learned behavior or genetic code?
Nicholas J. Long

Fundamental processes for interventions: working with High-risk adolescents and their families
Mary Ballantyne, Grant Macdonald, and Leslie Raymond

Matching therapeutic style with  developmental level: A guide for child care workers
Thomas P. Oles

My Confusion, My Reality
Mark Gamble

The Child Care Worker – II
Peter Righton

Easy good-byes
Brian Gannon

Life space work, child and youth care work, residential work – Is this a Profession?
Lies Gualtherie van Weezel and Kees Waaldijk

How can staff cope with disruptive children?
Ron Walton

Missing Mariella
Thom Garfat

Child and Youth Care as a Profession
Bruce Hardy

Principles of Management
John Stein

The tools of encouragement
Timothy Evans

Too Many Children, and Not Enough Beds

Learning to Build a “Professional Package": Helping Supervisors Confront Constructively
Frank Delano and Jill C. Shah

Punished for hard work

The Child and Youth Care Workers: Who needs them?
Thomas Linton and Michael Forster

Child and Youth Care Practice: The foundation for great supervision
Shelley Gilberg and Grant Charles

Power and empowerment
Brian Gannon

Developmental Stages of Child and Youth Care Workers: An Interactional Perspective
Thom Garfat

Talking about "getting stuck"
Patricia Vanderheyden

Institutional Abuse and the Rights of Children and Youth
Jacqui Michael

How closely does our work relate to spirit?
Debbie Carver

Child and youth care: The transition from student to practitioner
Sharon Moscrip and Adrien Brown

Preparation for New Supervisors
Kathy Mitchell

Group Supervision and the Supervision of Teams in Residential Care: the Slovene Experience
Alenka Kobolt

Life-space supervision
Jacqui Michael

"A Time to Reflect": Humour within the supervision process
John Digney

The Supervisory Relationship
Allan Dye

Lovers and Supervisors: Same Things – Just Different?
Jocelyn May

A little supervisory help
Mary Murray

Consultation as a complement to the clinical supervision of youth care
Kees Maas and David Ney

Group Supervision
Pamela O. Werstlein

Supervision in Addictions Counseling: Special Challenges and Solutions
Gerald Juhnke and John Culbreth

Selecting the correct frame for supervision
Ernie Hilton

The Good Supervisor
L. DiAnne Borders

Stages of Child and Youth Care Worker Development
Jack Phelan

Punished for hard work

IPR: Recalling thoughts and feelings in supervision
Craig S. Cashwell

It's What You Do
Mary Burnison

Parallel process in supervision

Understanding Supervision
Ernie Hilton

Supervision Models
George R. Leddick

Congruence between supervision and practice
Thom Garfat

Peer Consultation as a Form of Supervision
James M. Benshoff

Supervision: What It Means to Me
Susan Graves

Supervisee Resistance
Loretta  Bradley and L. J. Gould

Effective Supervision Methods

The Wounded Helper
Peter Hawkins and Robin Shohet

Supervision wish list
Frank Delano

Team Supervision
Peter Hawkins and Robin Shohet
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Supervision
John Hudson

Life-space supervision
Allan Brown and Iain Bourne
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Life space supervision
Jacqui Michael

Supervision and Practice
Kathy Scott

Supervision
Henry Maier

Supervision and ethics
Henk Hanekamp

Self-supervision
Peter Hawkins and Robin Shohet

Owning supervision
Frank Delano