Clinical Supervision ─ Theory and Practice

Lori Russell-Chapin (dean, education and health sciences, Bradley U., Peoria, Illinois) and Theodore Chapin (licensed clinical psychologist/marriage and family therapist in private practice) provide a "one stop shopping" approach to five supervision models to fit the needs of practitioners and various client populations. They discuss the basic tenets, ethics, and benefits of supervision throughout a counseling career. Chapters include model examples, goals, process, and discussion questions. Appendices feature information packet forms, web resources for professional organizations and codes of ethics, a counseling interview rating form, glossary of interview rating form skills, and practice supervision case scenarios with the authors' preferred choices. The preface refers to a bundled DVD that is not included. Annotation c2012 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)