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Multirole Clinical Supervision: Evidence, Reflections, and Best Practices
This book provides science-informed best practices for each of the 19 roles of clinical supervision. The author provides real life examples and reflections on his work as a psychotherapist, educator, program director, and clinical supervisor. Topics covered include good vs. bad supervision, the supervisory relationship, gatekeeping, cultural responsivity, ethical considerations, supervisee evaluation, and practical tips for supervisors and supervisees. The intended audience includes practicing supervisors, supervisors-in-training, supervision educators, and treatment center coordinators.
156 pages, Paperback
Published November 6, 2017
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December 30, 2025
Am I psychotherapist? No. Am I pursuing the field? No. Did I love this book? Yes yes and yes.
Dr. Honda is one of those rare people who possesses both a depth and breadth of knowledge. Even more rare, he makes the topics he discusses approachable to non-professionals. This text helped me understand and appreciate the work that happens in psychotherapy.
Dr. Honda is one of those rare people who possesses both a depth and breadth of knowledge. Even more rare, he makes the topics he discusses approachable to non-professionals. This text helped me understand and appreciate the work that happens in psychotherapy.
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