Attending to relationship strains and ruptures in clinical supervision

Dr. Lisa Ferdinand (University of South Florida identifies sources of relationship strains in supervision and in therapy and ways to resolve them. This video was originally prepared for a the "Building Supervisory Capacity Project", funded by the Southern Counties Regional Partnership. Project Directors: Rod Goodyear and Carol Falender. For a description of the project: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cLwv... Topics: Clinical supervision • Supervisory relationship • Alliance Rupture-Repair Processes • Competency-based supervision About The Clinical Supervision Institute The Clinical Supervision Institute provides evidence-informed resources to help supervisors develop the knowledge, skills, and judgment needed to foster excellent clinical practice. Our mission is to advance the quality of clinical supervision through scholarship, training, and practical educational resources for supervisors, educators, and trainees worldwide. Founded by Rod Goodyear, PhD, the Institute integrates supervision research, contemporary educational theory, and decades of supervisory experience to provide practical guidance for supervisors across theoretical orientations. Its resources are intended to support lifelong learning and to strengthen the quality of supervision throughout the mental health professions