Models of Supervision - A consumer's Perspective

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Models of Supervision - A consumer's Perspective
Dr George Lianos

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Psychotherapists and psychoanalysts rate their supervision as the most valuable aspect of their professional development (Hart GM, 1982). Yet supervision as a focus of study has received relatively little attention compared to the myriad of other concepts and processes scrutinized in the psychotherapeutic literature.

Although this situation has been partially remedied in the last two decades, the supervisees intimate and immediate perspective continues to remain less well documented. The majority of the literature has dealt with supervision from the perspective of the mature supervisor ( Lane, CL 1990).

It is the purpose of this talk to attempt to redress this imbalance by presenting a number of supervisees' experiences. Seven vignettes are presented.

Conflict of Interest: None disclosed
Financial Support/Funding: None disclosed
Recorded: Sydney, Australia, September 2006

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	TITLE	SPEAKER	DURATION
	Models of Supervision - A Consumers Perspective.	George Lianos	43'01
	Models of Supervision - A Consumers Perspective.	George Lianos

Dr George Lianos

Dr George Lianos is a consultant psychiatrist-psychotherapist in private practice in Sydney, Australia.

Dr Lianos is a Senior faculty member of tue Sydney University Masters of Medicine (Psychotherapy) program and the ANZAP Diploma of Adult Psychotherapy.

George Lianos current interests include: The process of supervision, Chaos Theory, Complexity Theory, String Theory and the integration of multilayered, multi-dimentional complex interpersonal communications.