Supervising The Counsellor

Steve Page and Val Wosket, both of whom have wide experience and training in supervision, explode the myth that an experienced counsellor necessarily makes a good supervisor and argue that training and development are essential for effective supervision. Using examples from their own diverse experience as practitioners, the authors provide a systematic and thoughtful account of counsellor supervision from its beginnings through to its emergence as a sophisticated tool of professional development.

Readers looking for a supervisor will find here clear guidance on what to seek out and expect from competent supervision, while those about to move into or already engaging in supervision are provided with an excellent framework for organising and making sense of the supervision process.