Supervision Models in Psychological Counseling

Yıl 2019, Cilt: 20 , 51 - 63, 05.04.2019

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https://doi.org/10.17494/ogusbd.548256

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In
this review, supervision models used in the psychological counseling process
are examined. In the literature, supervision models are classified under three
headings; psychotherapy-based supervision models, developmental
supervision models, and social-role models. Psychotherapy-based
supervision models are divided into three subgroups. These are, Working
Alliance Model, Behavior-Analytic Model and Cognitive Skills
Model. Developmental supervision models are divided into four subgroups.
These are, Integrated Development Model, Reflective Model, Conceptual
Model and Developmental Comprehensive Supervision Model. Lastly,
social-role models are divided into two subgroups. These are, Discrimination
Model and Holloway’s System Approach Model. The mentioned models are
discussed in the scope of their functionality in the supervision process, their
basic philosophies and their stages

Anahtar Kelimeler

Supervision, Model, Psychology

Kaynakça

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