A Supervision of Solidarity

A Supervision of Solidarity

This article illustrates an approach to therapeutic supervision informed by a philosophy of solidarity and social justice activism. Called a "Supervision of Solidarity", this approach addresses the particular challenges in the supervision of therapists who work alongside clients who are su...

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Veröffentlicht in:Canadian journal of counselling and psychotherapy 2010, Vol.44 (3), p.246
1. Verfasser: Reynolds, Vikki
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Allied Health Personnel
Ethics
Language Usage
Safety
Social Discrimination
Social Justice
Supervision
Sustainability
Therapy
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Sustainability
Therapy
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