Live supervision in a probation setting

Ainley, Marjorie; Kingston, Philip

doi:10.1080/02615478111220021

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“…Because evaluation of the trainee's work is a normal part of the context of live supervision, this should be discussed before work with families begins (Ainley and Kingston, 1981). Some trainees experience very high anxiety about their work being observed.…”

Section: How Does Preparation For Live Supervision With Trainees Diffmentioning

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“…In previous articles (Smith and Kingston, 1980;Ainley and Kingston, 1981), we have attempted to be more specific in conceptualizing the range of consultants' interventions. These have included:…”

Section: What Are the Prerequisites For Working With Another Person?mentioning

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“…Montalvo's assumption that a second person may help to overcome this problem is given theoretical support by Bateson's (1980) notion of 'double description' which shows how the combination of two sources of information affords a 'bonus of understanding' (pp. [78][79].…”

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“…and (b) live consultation or supervision without a screen (e.g. Olson and Pegg, 1979;Smith and Kingston, 1980;Ainley and Kingston, 1981). In this article, we principally consider the latter.…”

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Preparation for live consultation and live supervision when working without a one‐way screen

Kingston¹,

Smith

1983

Journal of Family Therapy

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This article focuses upon the preparatory work which two people should undertake when they intend working together with families. Although a particular model of joint work, namely live consultation between peers, without the use of a one‐way screen forms the core of the article, the ideas which have been developed in relation to that model apply, with some variations, to all forms of joint work. Some of these variations are considered towards the end of the article. Many of the ideas here presented arose within a number of workshops which we led on the subjects of Live Consultation and Live Supervision Without One‐Way Screens. We are grateful to the participants for their ideas, especially to those of the 1981 York Association of Family Therapy Conference workshop who returned questionnaires about their use of these methods.

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Section: How Does Preparation For Live Supervision With Trainees Diffmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: What Are the Prerequisites For Working With Another Person?mentioning

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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