For a More Holistic Conceptualization of Clinical Supervision: Challenges and Opportunities for Clinical Practice.

The article offers suggestions for a more holistic conceptualization of supervision that honors intersectional identities. Topics discussed include difference of social work from other clinical disciplines, challenges in clinical supervision, and opportunities in clinical supervision. Also mentioned...

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Publicado en:	Social Work Vol. 70; no. 3; pp. 255 - 258
Autores principales:	Llamosa, Priscila, Wetmur, Alison
Formato:	Artículo
Publicado:	Oxford University Press / USA Jul2025
Materias:	Holistic medicine Supervision of employees Social workers Cultural competence Intersectionality Employee participation in management Medical practice Clinical supervision Diversity & inclusion policies Professional employee training
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Sumario:	The article offers suggestions for a more holistic conceptualization of supervision that honors intersectional identities. Topics discussed include difference of social work from other clinical disciplines, challenges in clinical supervision, and opportunities in clinical supervision. Also mentioned is the need for the profession to recognize that clinical supervision should be a point of epistemic convergence of shared realities.