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Book Description
Supervision in therapy and counseling is taken into a broad perspective of psychological， ethical and social concerns by the author， Don Feasey， who draws upon twenty years of experience as a psychotherapist in private and public practice to illustrate his themes. Supervision is seen and described not only as a way of learning， a way of working with a therapist or counselor to promote the wellbeing of a client， but also as a deeply held creative psychotherapeutic relationship， of mutual benefit， between supervisor and supervisee alike. This book has a wide spectrum， examining the origins and social context of supervision. It discusses the place of supervision in training and the use of psychotherapy and counseling supervision in private practice and within NHS settings. It also reviews the debate about the nature of supervision as a therapeutic relationship， gives strongly felt attention to issues of ethics， and pays attention to individual and group supervision. The term therapist is used in this book to indicate a broad view of counseling and psychotherapy and its practitioners， and creative therapists get special mention. It also sets out to draw together therapists and counselors， inviting them to share similar concerns in examining the nature of supervision and its place in their professional lives.
About the Author
Don Feasey， MA， UKCP， WMIP， Analytic Psychotherapist， Manchester

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