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Single Session Clinical supervision
The aim of today’s article is to explore the scope of Single Session Supervision and the guidelines useful for carrying out this process of professional support defined by Pam Rycroft (2018), psychologist , family psychotherapist who works at the Bouverie Centre in Melbourne (Australia).
Clinical supervision , as we know, is a crucial component of a therapist’s journey from the moment they begin their training to the consolidation of their practice. Supervision conversations invite clinicians to reflect on their practice , promote the development of professional skills, and foster the achievement of positive outcomes for clients (American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, 2014).