Topics

Research has been categorised under the following topics.

Adolescents | Adult Mental Health | Alcohol & Drugs | Attachment | Child Protection | Children | Clients’ Experience of Therapy | Couple Relationships | Domestic Violence | Early Years | Eating Disorders | Education | Fostering & Adoption | Gender | Learning Disability | Parenting | Physical Illness & Neurological Disorders | Professionals & Networks | Race, Culture & Ethnicity | Reflexivity in Research | Refugees | Religion & Spirituality | Separation & Divorce | Sexual Orientation & Gender Identity | Sexuality | Single Parents | Step-Families | Supervision & Training | Therapist Experiences of Therapy | Trauma

Supervision & Training

Anderson, S. A., Schlossberg, M. and Rigazio-DiGilio, S. (2000) Family therapy trainees’ evaluations of their best and worst supervision experiences.  Journal of Marital and Family Therapy, 26: 79-91.  

Ayo, Y. (2010) Addressing issues of race and culture in supervision.  In Burck, C. & Daniel, G.  Mirrors and reflections: Processes in systemic supervision.  London: Karnac, pp. 225-248.

Bartle-Haring, S., Silverthorn, B.C., Meyer, K. and Toviessi, P. (2010) Does live supervision make a difference?  A multilevel analysis.  Journal of Marital and Family Therapy. 36(1): 406-414. 

Boyd, E. (2010) ‘Voice entitlement’ narratives in supervision.  In Burck, C. & Daniel, G.  Mirrors and reflections: Processes in systemic supervision.  London: Karnac, pp. 225-248.

Champe, J. & Kleist, D.M. (2003) Live supervision: A review of research. The Family Journal, 11(3): 268-275. 

Denton, W. H., Nakonezny, P. A. and Burwell, S. R. (2011) The effects of meeting a family therapy supervision team on client satisfaction in an initial session. Journal of Family Therapy, 33: 85-97.

McCandless. R.(2008) Developing Reflexive Abilities in Systemic Training: The Experience of Supervisors. Systemic Psychotherapy Doctorate Thesis. Birkbeck College (University of London) Library & Institute of Family Therapy Library.

Moorhouse, A. and Carr, A. (2002)  Gender and conversational behaviour in family therapy and live supervision. Journal of Family Therapy, 24: 46–56.    

Murphy, M.J. and Wright, D.W. (2005)   Supervisees' perspectives of power use in supervision.  Journal of Marital & Family Therapy, 31(3): 283-95. 

Neden, J. (2012)  Reflexivity Dialogues: An inquiry into how reflexivity is constructed in family therapy education.  Systemic Psychotherapy Doctorate Thesis. Northumbria University Library.

Reynolds, V. (2010)  Doing justice as a path to sustainability in community work.  Doctorate Thesis.  Taos Institute & Tilburg University.

Street, E. (1997)  Family Therapy Training Research – an updating review.  Journal of Family Therapy, 19: 89-111. 

Weeks, M. (2009) An Exploration of Gender within Systemic Supervision. Systemic Psychotherapy Doctorate Thesis. Birkbeck College (University of London) Library & Institute of Family Therapy Library.

Woodcock, J. (2007) The Effects of Trauma Work on Psychotherapists, and their Need for Supervision. Systemic Psychotherapy Doctorate Thesis. Birkbeck College (University of London) Library & Institute of Family Therapy Library.

Ziminski, J. (2010)  Competition, cosiness, collaboration?  Peer relationships in family therapy teams.  In Burck, C. & Daniel, G.  Mirrors and reflections: Processes in systemic supervision.  London: Karnac, pp. 337-358.

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