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Applying the Therapeutic Function of Professional Supervision: Attending to Emotional Impacts Human Service Work

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Applying the Therapeutic Function of Professional Supervision: Attending to Emotional Impacts Human Service Work
Applying the Therapeutic Function of Professional Supervision: Attending to Emotional Impacts Human Service Work

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Applying the Therapeutic Function of Professional Supervision: Attending to Emotional Impacts Human Service Work

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Posing a challenge and invitation to supervisors to comfortably inhabit the therapeutic function of supervision to increase emotional support to workers, it places safe practice and worker wellbeing at the heart of supervision to enable high quality service delivery for often the most vulnerable in society. While underpinned by theory, it is written to be practically applied and is developed from a ‘lived experience’ perspective, offering a unique glimpse into actual practice. By modelling one of the main aims of professional supervision, which is to facilitate and enable the integration of experience into learning and knowledge, it will be of interest to all practitioners across a broad range of human services, particularly both new and experienced supervisors.

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