supervisee


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supervisee

(ˌsuːpəvaɪˈziː)
n
a supervised person
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mistakes, feeling guilty, not liking a supervisee, feeling insecure,
Reflections on Existential Supervision: Existential Supervision--a workshop held on the 13th and 14th April 2019 for the Institute of Humanistic and Existential Psychology in Birstonas, Lithuania
Keywords: Supervisor, supervisee, delay factors, research work, postgraduate
Identifying Factors of Research Delay at Postgraduate Level
Provision of timely and effective face-to-face feedback is one such skill that carries enormous significance in supervisee's professional development.
Short Communication - Micro-Feedback Training: Learning the art of effective feedback
L'operation d'envoi de ces aides a partir du port d'Alger a ete supervisee par le Directeur general de la protection civile, M.
L'Algerie envoie 30 chalets aux Antilles pour les sinistres de l'ouragan Irma
Supervisee competence develops from reviewing videotaped or live sessions of client work in supervision, to ensure supervisee adherence to the treatment manual (e.g., use of diary cards) while also identifying supervisee strengths and weaknesses in providing DBT.
A different type of supervision: training clinical mental health counseling interns in dialectical behavior therapy
Rehabilitation counseling supervisors often fail to use a supervisory contract (McCarthy, 2013; Schultz et al., 2002), which can potentially result in anticipatory anxiety among supervisees. Supervisee anxiety levels are likely to increase when the evaluative criteria they will be appraised against is ambiguous or absent.
Managing anxiety in clinical supervision
In fact, regardless of whether the job was for a long or short term, and whether it was for a supervisor or supervisee role, over 70% of participants preferred the young profile."
Candidates suffer ageism over self descriptions
The supervisee's clinical work is reviewed and reflected upon, with the aims of: improving the supervisee's work with clients; ensuring client welfare; supporting the supervisee in their work; and supporting the supervisee's professional development.
'Why we need supervision': a district nurse believes bringing in clinical supervision for nurses will be a win/win for DHBs and staff
This space needs to be located within a framework which respects the supervisory relationship as a vehicle for promoting good practice but is equally clear that the supervisor is responsible not only to the supervisee, but also the organisation and ultimately the child.
The integrated model of restorative supervision for use within safeguarding
La meme source a precise que la direction des ecoles et de la formation a ete supervisee pendant cette periode par le cousin d'Abou Iyadh, Riadh Belltif, lequel a ete limoge par l'actuel ministre de l'Interieur, Lotfi Ben Jeddou.
Tunisie : Un agent de la direction des ecoles et de la formation derriere la fuite d'Abou Iyadh en Libye
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