Types of supervision

This type of supervision is regular, planned, one-to-one, uninterrupted and held in a private setting between the supervisor and supervisee.

Unscheduled or informal supervision includes consultations on decision making, delegation, load management, professional development, support needs, service and resource allocation, and policy.

Live supervision involves direct supervision of case practice provided by a more senior practitioner

Group supervision is normally provided within an established team of practitioners.

Supervision has traditionally been viewed as a relationship and process between one supervisor and one supervisee

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