This model is helpful particularly in supervision when interns come from many different therapeutic viewpoints. Part Two provides the reader with an unique in depth view of stages we go through in the acceptance of the mantle of therapist. The author is humorous and revealing in her anecdotes regarding her adventures in supervision. In Part Two, the process of supervision is focused on both from the individual process of becoming a therapist and the relationship and responsibility between supervisor and intern. Over the years I have noticed that the developmental stages of a therapist often parallel human development.
Students enter the field wide eyed , a little frightened, and in awe of their new journey.
The National Association of Social Workers approves both parts of this course for .6 ce. The CA Board of Registered Nursing approves both parts of this course for 7.2 ce each.