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Table of contents
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Articles
- Introduction to the Special Issue: Supervisee Perspectives of Supervision Processes
Jennifer L. Callahan and Patrick K. Love - Clinical Supervision in Forensic Psychiatry in India
Pankhuri Aggarwal and Pankhuri Bhatia - Supervision in Interprofessional Education: Benefits, Challenges, and Lessons Learned
Shannon Bedford, Lily Repa, and Alysha Renouf - Have a Seat: Supervisee Perspectives on Using Chair-Based Role Plays in Clinical Supervision
Brian M. Bird and Melissa R. Jonnson - To Disclose or Not to Disclose: Examining Supervisor Actions Related to Self-Disclosure in Supervision
Sarah L. Boyle and Therese E. Kenny - Trainee's Perspective of Reciprocal Vulnerability and Boundaries in Supervision
Christina M. Contrastano - Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Unconscious: Working With Countertransference in Training
Elena Cucco - Trainee Perspectives on Relational Cultural Therapy and Cultural Competency in Supervision of Trauma Cases
Jennifer M. Gómez - Disclosure and Felt Security in Clinical Supervision
Leah E. Guttman - LGBQ-Affirming and -Nonaffirming Supervision: Perspectives From a Queer Trainee
Matthew A. Hagler - What Would Be Most Helpful for Us to Talk About? Trainee Perspectives on Culturally Effective Supervision in the USA and India
Anjali Jain and Pankhuri Aggarwal - Attachment Dynamics in the Supervisory Relationship: Becoming Your Own Good Supervisor
Micah A. Mammen - Skillful Use of Developmental Supervision
George Poncy - Structured Peer Group Supervision: A Safe Space to Grow
Nicholas R. Schumann, Nicole M. Farmer, Melissa M. Shreve, and Angelia M. Corley - Camera, Camera on the Wall: Supervisee Reflections of Reviewing Video- Recorded Sessions
Arvin S. Simon - Responding to Inappropriate Client Sexual Behaviors: Perspectives on Effective Supervision
Sarah M. Thompson - Women's Experiences of Supervision and Professional Development
Mary M. Valmas, Stephany J. Himrich, and Kate M. Finn - Relational Cultural Supervision Enhances the Professional Development of Postdoctoral Residents of Color in Health Service Psychology
Tiffany R. Williams and Shonali Raney - Power, Powerlessness, and the Parallel Process
Sophia Williams Kapten
