Congratulations for getting to the stage where you are ready for CAP supervision. Supervision is a true gift ... for yourself and your clients. Receiving supervision can be an incredible, rewarding experience since the focus of supervision is to elevate your skill level - triple it! It is designed to carefully invite you to reach and exceed your potential.

 

I offer a very ethical, relational developmental, structured process to supervision to ensure the focus remains on you - helping you identify what you are doing well to help your clients, offering of ideas to help clients even more (e.g., case conceptualization skills), and ensuring you are walking the talk so you protect your passion and wellness.

 

I have written about supervision. If you are interested,

please take a peek at a couple of my writings:

 

• McBride, D. (2008). Supervision issues in family violence cases.                                                                                                   In S. Brooke (Ed.), The use of creative therapies with survivors of domestic                                                                         violence (pp. 321-342). Charles C. Thomas.

https://opus.uleth.ca/bitstream/handle/10133/5663/McBride-supervision-issues.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y

 

• McBride, D. (2010). Issues supervising family violence cases: Advocacy, ethical documentation and supervisees’ reactions. Canadian Journal of Counselling and Psychotherapy, 44(3), 283-295. https://cjc-rcc.ucalgary.ca/article/view/59286/44711

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