...Jason Roscoe; Julie Taylor Purpose Research on routine cognitive behavioural therapy ( CBT ) supervision highlights the prevalence of supervisory drift ( SD ), whereby core supervisory tasks are avoided or deprioritised, often related to unaddressed interpersonal processes within the supervisory...

...Helen T. Ding; Clark Johnsen; Jessica P. Hartman; Barbara L. Flye; Rebecca Rendleman Purpose This paper aims to help supervisors optimize their supervision around the clinically prevalent and important topic of therapist self-disclosure ( TSD ), defined as the act of the therapist expressing...

... implications The proposed framework presented will help upgrade experienced master’s-level trained psychologists to PhDs with training in clinical supervision through Research Advancing Intensive Supervision Education (RAISE) doctoral programmes and can cultivate improved mental health services with a wider...

... and the hiring of more experienced staff are assessed as either ineffective (the former) or not realistic (the latter). The author recommends and produces supportive evidence for the benefits of a more extensive use of workplace mentoring and group supervision approaches. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited...