MFT-8971 v1

Rober, P. (2017). Addressing the person of the therapist in supervision: The therapist's inner conversation method. Family Process, 56(2), 487–500.
This source focuses on the self-of-the-therapist within supervision.

Quek, K., & Chen, H.-M. (2017). Family therapy in Chinese culture and context: Lessons from supervising therapists-in-training in China. Contemporary Family Therapy: An International Journal, 39(1), 12–20.
This article presents some lessons gained from supervision participants in China.

Barto, H. H. (2018). The integration of religious and spiritual issues in clinical supervision and implications for Christian supervisors. Journal of Psychology and Christianity, 37(3), 235-247.
This article discusses the concept of religion in a supervisory setting.

Puskar, K. R., Mazza, G., Slivka, C., Westcott, M., Campbell, F., & Giannone-McFadden, T. (2012). Understanding content and process: Guidelines for group leaders. Perspectives in Psychiatric Care, 48(4), 225-229.
This article references group therapy rather than supervision, but it is still relevant for this week’s work.