Handbook of Clinical Social Work Supervision, Third Edition

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ISBN: 9780789010780 | 078901078X
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Copyright: 9/27/2001

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This bestselling comprehensive guide to supervision is an essential resource to help you train the next generation of social workers. This classic textbook has been thoroughly revised and updated to reflect the changes in the field brought by new technologies and managed care. Handbook of Clinical Social Work Supervision, Third Edition, adds many pages of new material on every subject--from diagnosis and assessment to social workers under stress. Numerous case illustrations and exercises have been added, the assessment scales have been modified to conform to more recent data, and the questionnaires have been extensively revised. To view an excerpt online, find the book in our QuickSearch catalog at www.HaworthPress.com.

List of Visuals

Preface

xvii

Acknowledgments

xxi

Introduction

(48)

Introduction to the Book

(2)

Background Research Studies

(1)

Style of Reading

(2)

Activity and Practice Differentiation

(1)

Clinical Practice and Clinical Supervision Defined

(3)

Function of Supervision

(2)

Supervision Perspectives

(2)

Case Illustration: The Case of Mary Newly

(1)

What Good Supervisors Do

(1)

Supervisory Thought Process

(5)

Case Illustration: The Case of Sally Smith

(4)

Cost of Supervision

(1)

Style

(1)

Need for Supervision

(6)

Supervisor Preparation

(1)

Characteristics of Supervisees

(1)

Beginning Professionals

(1)

Organizations

(1)

Needs of Supervisees

(3)

Clinical Assessment and Diagnosis

(2)

Beginning Guidelines

(1)

Characteristics of Supervisors

(1)

On Becoming a Clinical Supervisor

(1)

Authority

(1)

Avoiding Supervision As Treatment

(1)

Support for Supervisors

(1)

Unanticipated Consequences

(2)

Supervisee Bill of Rights

(3)

Suggested Readings

(3)

History of Supervision

(46)

Practice Knowledge

(1)

Early History

(4)

The Freudian Influence

(3)

Mary Richmond

(1)

The 1920s

(2)

The 1930s

(2)

The 1940s

(2)

The 1950s

(4)

The 1960s

(2)

The 1970s

(5)

The 1980s

(1)

The 1990s

(11)

The Future

(5)

Supervision Issues

(1)

Conclusion

(1)

Suggested Readings

(2)

Values and Ethics

(20)

Introduction

(1)

Values

(1)

Values and Knowledge

(4)

Ethics

102

(7)

Ethics Knowledge

109

(3)

Case Exercise: The Case of Arlene

111

(1)

Extent of Ethics Violations

112

(1)

Advancing Ethics Knowledge

113

(1)

Case Exercise: The Case of Donna

113

(1)

Suggested Readings

114

(1)

Supervisor Styles

115

(20)

Introduction

116

(1)

Observing Styles

117

(1)

Style As a Resource

118

(1)

Style As a Concept

119

(5)

Applying Style

124

(1)

Supervisor Styles

125

(8)

Style and Theoretical Orientation

133

(1)

Suggested Readings

134

(1)

Practitioners' Reactions to Supervisor Styles

135

(14)

Introduction

136

(1)

Supervisee Expectations

136

(2)

Interactional Reactions

138

(8)

Three Fundamental Questions

146

(1)

Integrating Supervisor Styles and Supervisee Reactions

146

(2)

Case Exercise: The Case of Doris

148

(1)

Suggested Readings

148

(1)

Technique in Supervision

149

(36)

Introduction

150

(1)

Educational Assessment

150

(4)

Case Material

154

(1)

Case Presentations

155

(2)

Case Exercise: The Case of Paul

156

(1)

Level of Knowing and Technique

157

(1)

Continuity

158

(1)

Unifying Assessment, Diagnosis, Treatment Planning, and Outcome Measurement As Supervisory Technique

159

(11)

Treatment Patterns

170

(1)

Mechanics of Therapy Technique

171

(1)

Overcoming Difficulty

172

(2)

Case Exercise: The Case of Heartha Viands

173

(1)

Technical Difficulty

174

(1)

Questioning Technique

174

(2)

Case Exercise: The Case of Martha Shepherd

176

(1)

Contracting As a Technique

176

(1)

Reading As a Technique

177

(2)

Latent Supervision

179

(1)

Supervisor Resistance

180

(1)

Guidelines

181

(3)

Case Exercise: The Case of Helen

183

(1)

Case Exercise: The Case of Calgare

183

(1)

Suggested Readings

184

(1)

The Role of Authority and Structure

185

(24)

Introduction

186

(1)

Organizations and Authority

187

(1)

Authority and Supervision

188

(2)

Interaction and Authority

190

(2)

Authority and Structure

192

(2)

Style and Authority

194

(2)

Case Exercise: The Case of Ellen Maze

195

(1)

Age and Authority

196

(1)

Autonomy

197

(4)

Group Supervision

201

(5)

Conclusion

206

(1)

Case Exercise: The Case of Marcie

206

(1)

Suggested Readings

207

(2)

Use of Theory

209

(30)

Introduction

210

(1)

Theory in Supervision

210

(1)

Confusion About Theory

211

(4)

Teaching Theory

215

(1)

Theory and Practice Connection

216

(2)

Elements of Theory

218

(3)

Functions of Theory

221

(2)

Components of Theory

223

(2)

Theoretical Speculation

225

(1)

Timing

225

(1)

Theory and Technique

226

(1)

Theory Abandonment

227

(3)

Creativity and Theory

230

(1)

Theory Application

230

(1)

Theory and Supervision Interaction

231

(1)

Guidelines for Applying Theory to Clinical Material

232

(2)

Conclusion

234

(2)

Case Exercise: The Case of Jerry

234

(2)

Suggested Readings

236

(3)

Evaluation of Practice

239

(24)

Introduction

240

(1)

Evaluation of Learning

241

(1)

Simplicity

242

(2)

Practice Errors

244

(1)

Follow-Up and Evaluation

245

(1)

Criticism of Clinical Material

246

(1)

Reactions to Criticism

247

(2)

Evaluation and Self-Assessment

249

(1)

Research and Practice

250

(3)

Note Taking

253

(1)

Record Keeping

254

(3)

Administrative Evaluation

257

(1)

Practice Research and Supervision

258

(3)

Suggested Readings

261

(2)

Stress Reactions

263

(32)

Introduction

264

(1)

Research on Stress Among Social Workers

264

(2)

Students and Stress

266

(1)

Supervision and Stress

267

(1)

Supervisor Stress

268

(1)

The Role of Support

269

(1)

General Principles

270

(8)

Contributing Factors

278

(1)

Dealing with Stress

279

(2)

The Supervisor's Role

281

(1)

Unanswered Questions

282

(1)

Distress and Recreation

282

(2)

Supervisor Training

284

(1)

Despair and Isolation

285

(2)

The Beginning Professional

287

(2)

Conclusion: Stress and Idealism

289

(5)

Case Exercise: The Case of Mark

293

(1)

Suggested Readings

294

(1)

Administrative Activities

295

(60)

Introduction

296

(1)

Practice Protocols

296

(3)

Record Keeping

299

(5)

Legal Issues

304

(6)

Case Exercise: The Case of Will DePart

307

(1)

Case Exercise: The Case of Barry

308

(2)

Risk Management

310

(18)

Duty to Warn

328

(1)

Violence and Safety

329

(4)

Credentials and Examinations

333

(4)

Dealing with the Administrator

337

(12)

Case Exercise: The Case of Kurt

348

(1)

Case Exercise: The Case of Jane

349

(1)

Administrative Transitions

349

(3)

Suggested Readings

352

(3)

Audiovisual and Action Techniques

355

(20)

Television (Videotape)

356

(3)

Taping the Therapy to Be Supervised

359

(4)

Audiotaping

363

(1)

Audio-Video Separation

363

(1)

Role-Play

364

(6)

Live Supervision

370

(2)

Intrusion of Privacy

372

(1)

Ranking of Techniques

373

(1)

Suggested Readings

373

(2)

Supervision in Different Settings

375

(38)

Introduction

376

(1)

Medical Settings

376

(4)

Geriatrics and Gerontology Settings

380

(7)

Criminal Justice Settings

387

(6)

Rural Practice Settings

393

(6)

Substance Abuse Treatment

399

(2)

Domestic Violence Programs

401

(2)

Child and Adolescent Therapy

403

(8)

Suggested Readings

411

(2)

Supervision in Unique Situations

413

(60)

Introduction

414

(1)

Culturally Sensitive Practice

414

(6)

Case Illustration: Outline for Cultural Formulation of Mary Sanchez

418

(2)

People with Disabilities

420

(1)

Practitioners Who Are in Therapy

421

(2)

Family Therapy Supervision

423

(5)

Family of Origin Material in Supervision

428

(7)

Cotherapist Activity

435

(7)

Consultation

442

(7)

Gender and Supervision

449

(14)

The Partnership Model of Feminist Supervision

463

(6)

Ergonomics

469

(2)

Suggested Readings

471

(2)

Art and Science in Social Work Practice

473

(20)

Introduction

474

(1)

Traditions

475

(1)

Art Terminology Confusion

476

(1)

Artistic Elements and Scientifically Based Practice

477

(1)

Elements of Art

478

(5)

Art As Defense

483

(1)

Patterns and Art

484

(2)

Science

486

(2)

Social Work and Artistic Qualities

488

(2)

Book Conclusion

490

(2)

Suggested Readings

492

(1)

Appendix I. Assessment Scale for Becoming a Clinical Supervisor (ASBCS)

493

(4)

Appendix II. Educational Assessment Scale (EAS)

497

(6)

Appendix III. Clinical Social Work Credentialing, Accrediting, and Professional Organizations

503

(2)

Appendix IV. Codes of Ethics of the National Association of Social Workers, the American Board of Examiners in Clinical Social Work, and the Clinical Social Work Federation

505

(40)

Appendix V. Ethics Knowledge Survey (EKS) for the NASW Code of Ethics

545

(6)

Appendix VI. Practitioner Self-Assessment Form (PSAF)

551

(4)

Appendix VII. Short Form Stress Scale (SFSS)

555

(8)

Appendix VIII. Supervision Analysis Questionnaire (SAQ)

563

(16)

Appendix IX. Short Form Supervision Satisfaction Questionnaire (SFSSQ)

579

(6)

Appendix X. Individual and Group Supervision Report Form

585

(4)

References

589

(28)

Index

617

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