Pular para o conteúdo principal

ETHNOS_APP

Início • Busca • Periódicos • Lista 0

Critical Components of Reflective Supervision

Responses From Expert Supervisors in the Field

Dados Bibliográficos

ID11275783
AutoresAngela Tomlin (0000-0001-8004-2857, Indiana University School of Medicine, autor correspondente), Angela M Tomlin (Riley Child Development Center; Indiana University School of Medicine), Deborah J Weatherston (Michigan Association for Infant Mental Health), Thomas W Pavkov (Northern Illinois University), Thomas Pavkov (Northern Illinois University)
Ano2014
Volume35
Fascículo1
Páginas70-80
Data de publicação2014-01-01
Peer ReviewedSim
Open AccessSim
TipoARTICLE
PeriódicoInfant Mental Health Journal (JOURNAL)
Identificadores do periódicoISSN: 0163-9641 • E-ISSN: 1097-0355
EditoraWiley (PUBLISHER • GB)
DOI10.1002/imhj.21420
PMID25424408
OpenAlexW2105690032
IdiomaEN
Citações recebidas45
Referências citadas17

This article offers a brief review of the history of supervision, defines reflective supervision, and reports the results of a Delphi study designed to identify critical components of reflective supervision. Academicians and master clinicians skilled in providing reflective supervision participated in a three-phase survey to elicit beliefs about best practice when engaging in reflective supervision. The process yielded consensus descriptions of optimal characteristics and behaviors of supervisors and supervisees when entering into supervisory relationships that encourage reflective practice. These results, although preliminary, suggest that it is possible to identify elements that are integral to effective reflective supervision. These initial findings may be used for future study of the reflective supervisory process. Este artículo ofrece una breve revisión de la historia de la supervisión, define supervisión reflexiva y reporta los resultados de un estudio Delphi diseñado para identificar los componentes críticos de la supervisión reflexiva. Los académicos y expertos clínicos con habilidades para proveer una supervisión reflexiva participaron en un encuesta de 3 fases para obtener creencias acerca de las mejores prácticas cuando se trata de trabajar con supervisión reflexiva. El proceso produjo consenso en cuanto a las descripciones de las óptimas características y conductas de supervisores y supervisados que entran en una relación de supervisión que promueve la práctica reflexiva. Estos resultados, aunque preliminares, sugieren que es posible identificar elementos integrales para una supervisión reflexiva. Estos resultados iniciales pudieran ser usados para estudiar en el futuro el proceso de supervisión reflexiva. Cet article passe brièvement en revue l'histoire de la supervision, redéfinit la supervision de réflexion, et fait état des résultats d'une étude Delphi conceptualisée afin d'identifier les composants critiques d'une supervision de réflexion. Les académiciens et les cliniciens expérimentés en supervision de réflexion ont participé à un sondage en 3 phases afin d'éliciter des convictions sur ce que sont les pratiques les meilleures en s'engageant dans la supervision de réflexion. Ce processus a produit d'un commun accord des descriptions de caractéristiques optimales et de comportements de superviseurs et de personnes supervisées en entrant dans des relations de supervisation qui encouragent une pratique de réflexion. Ces résultats, bien que préliminaires, suggèrent qu'il est possible d'identifier des éléments qui font partie intégrante d'une supervision de réflexion efficace. Ces résultats initials peuvent être utilisés pour une étude à venir du processus de supervision de réflexion. Dieser Artikel bietet einen kurzen Überblick über die Geschichte der Supervision, definiert reflektierende Supervision und berichtet über die Ergebnisse einer Delphi-Studie, die kritische Komponenten von reflektierender Supervision identifizieren sollte. Akademiker und Kliniker (mit Masterabschluss), die für die Durchführung der reflektierenden Supervision geschult wurden, nahmen an einer 3-Phasen-Umfrage teil, um Überzeugungen über bewährte Vorgehensweisen im Rahmen der reflektierenden Supervision zu eruieren. Das Verfahren ergab übereinstimmende Beschreibungen der optimalen Eigenschaften und Verhaltensweisen von Supervisoren und SupervisandInnen, die die reflektierende Arbeit in Supervisions-Beziehungen fördern. Diese, wenn auch zunächst vorläufigen, Ergebnisse legen nahe, dass es möglich ist, wesentliche Elemente für eine effiziente reflektierende Supervision identifizieren zu können. Diese ersten Ergebnisse können für zukünftige Studien zum reflektierenden Supervisionsprozess genutzt werden. 抄録:この論文では、スーパービジョンの歴史を短くレビューし、リフレクティブ・スーパービジョンを定義し、そしてリフレクティブ・スーパービジョンの重要な要素を同定するように設計されたデルファイ調査の結果を報告する。リフレクティブ・スーパービジョンを提供する技術のあるアカデミー会員と熟達した臨床家が、リフレクティブ・スーパービジョンに携わっているときに、最良の実践についての信念を明らかにするための、3段階の調査に参加した。過程から、リフレクティブな臨床を奨励するスーパービジョン関係に入った時に、スーパーバイザーとバイジーの最適な特徴と行動の記述のコンセンサスをもたらした。予備的なものではあるが、これらの結果は、効果的なリフレクティブ・スーパービジョンに不可欠な要素を同定することが可能であることを示唆している。これらの初期の所見は、リフレクティブ・スーパービジョン過程の今後の研究に使われるだろう

Clinical supervision · Delphi method · Humanities · Pedagogy · Psychotherapist · Reflective Practice · Computer Science · Counseling Practices and Supervision · Counseling, Therapy, and Family Dynamics · Educational and Psychological Assessments · Philosophy · Psychology

  • Reflecting on the Practice of Infant Mental Health and the Reduction of Risk in Infancy and Early Parenthood

    Open Access•Deborah J Weatherston•Infant Mental Health Journal•2017

  • Locating Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health at the Heart of Social Work

    Open Access•Tova Walsh, Tova B Walsh et al.•Social Work•2021

  • Building trust

    Open Access•Amy E Lansing, Natalie J Romero et al.•BMC Public Health•2023

  • Compassion fatigue and secondary traumatic stress in teachers

    Open Access•Glenys Oberg, Amy Carroll et al.•Frontiers in Education•2023

  • Exploring Needed Resources and Supports for Parent Educators

    Open Access•Janette Driscoll, Jennifer George et al.•Families in Society The Journal…•2025

  • An action research exploring how to promote supervisor-trainees’ reflective competence in Guangdong, China

    Yuet Kiu Priscilla Chung•China Journal of Social Work•2020

  • Narrative medicine intervention on the obstetric–gynaecological work floor to discuss social stigmas around heavy menstrual bleeding using cocreated site-specific poetry

    Open Access•Heleen P Eising, Elsemarijn Leijenaar et al.•Medical Humanities•2025

  • Research and Evaluation With Community-Based Projects

    Open Access•Naomi C Z Andrews, Debra Pepler et al.•American Journal of Evaluation•2019

  • Essential elements of infant and early childhood mental health consultation

    Open Access•Annie Davis Schoch, Kaela M Tidus et al.•Early Childhood Research Quarterly•2023

  • Not all reflection is equal

    Open Access•Indah Puspasari Kiay Demak, Alexandra Androni et al.•Medical Education•2026

  • Effects of social work practice on practitioners’ spirituality

    Michaela Rinkel, Kelli M Larsen et al.•Journal of Religion & Spirituality…•2018

  • The Alliance in Reflective Supervision

    Open Access•C Edward Watkins•Infant Mental Health Journal•2015

  • Reflective supervision and consultation and its impact within early childhood‐serving programs

    Open Access•Lindsay Huffhines, Rachel Herman et al.•Infant Mental Health Journal•2023

  • Reflective supervision and reflective practice in infant mental health

    Open Access•Mary Tobin, Samantha Carney et al.•Infant Mental Health Journal•2024

  • Envisioning a reflective, relationship-based approach to termination in child welfare

    Open Access•Ashley Curry•Children and Youth Services Review•2020

  • Is Reflective Supervision Enough? An Exploration of Workforce Perspectives

    Open Access•Tanika Eaves, Tanika Eaves Simpson et al.•Infant Mental Health Journal•2018

  • Release, Reframe, Refocus, and Respond

    Open Access•Mary Harrison•Infant Mental Health Journal•2016

  • Professional quality of life in home visitors

    Open Access•Tanika Eaves, JoAnn Robinson et al.•Infant Mental Health Journal•2022

  • A Community Mental Health Professional Development Model for the Expansion of Reflective Practice and Supervision

    Open Access•Sarah E Shea, Sheryl Goldberg et al.•Infant Mental Health Journal•2016

  • Does Training in the Circle of Security Framework Increase Relational Understanding in Infant/Child and Family Workers

    Open Access•Christopher Mcmahon, Catherine Mcmahon et al.•Infant Mental Health Journal•2017

  • Introduction to a special section on the supervisee's perspective of reflective supervision/consultation

    Open Access•Carla C Barron, Tanika Eaves•Infant Mental Health Journal•2022

  • Stress and coping among early childhood intervention professionals receiving reflective supervision

    Open Access•Cynthia A Frosch, Yolanda T Mitchell et al.•Infant Mental Health Journal•2019

  • The implementation of a multi‐level reflective consultation model in a statewide infant & early childcare education professional development system

    Open Access•Sarah E Shea, Kelly Sipotz et al.•Infant Mental Health Journal•2022

  • Creating a “Nest” of Emotional Safety

    Open Access•Michele Many, Michele M Many et al.•Infant Mental Health Journal•2016

  • Mind the Gap(s)

    Open Access•Katherine A Lingras•Infant Mental Health Journal•2022

  • Infant mental health home visiting therapists’ reflective supervision self‐efficacy in community practice settings

    Open Access•Sarah E Shea, Jennifer M Jester et al.•Infant Mental Health Journal•2020

  • Reflecting Together

    Open Access•Mary Claire Heffron, Diane Reynolds et al.•Infant Mental Health Journal•2016

  • From the voices of supervisees

    Open Access•Carla C Barron, Carolyn J Dayton et al.•Infant Mental Health Journal•2022

  • Interfacing Infant Mental Health Knowledge

    Open Access•Katherine Bain, Tessa Baradon•Infant Mental Health Journal•2018

  • Building Capacity in Reflective Practice

    Open Access•Christopher L Watson, Ann E Bailey et al.•Infant Mental Health Journal•2016

  • The Michigan infant mental health home visiting model

    Open Access•Deborah J Weatherston, Julie Ribaudo et al.•Infant Mental Health Journal•2020

  • Implementation and Sustainability of Child‐parent Psychotherapy

    Open Access•Carmen Rosa Noroña, Michelle Acker et al.•Infant Mental Health Journal•2016

  • Measuring Reflective Supervision Within Home Visiting

    Open Access•Christine M Low, Rebecca Newland et al.•Infant Mental Health Journal•2018

  • Defensive patterns in reflective group supervisions at Child Health Centres

    Open Access•Björn Salomonsson•Infant Mental Health Journal•2019

  • Impact of Reflective Supervision on Early Childhood Interventionists’ Perceptions of Self‐efficacy, Job Satisfaction, and Job Stress

    Open Access•Cynthia A Frosch, Zubeda Varwani et al.•Infant Mental Health Journal•2018

  • Reflection in Home Visiting

    Open Access•Angela Tomlin, Angela M Tomlin et al.•Infant Mental Health Journal•2016

  • Building reflective capacity and improving well‐being of early childhood professionals through an embedded cross‐system model of infant early childhood mental health consultation

    Open Access•Julie Spielberger, Tiffany Burkhardt et al.•Infant Mental Health Journal•2022

  • From the voices of supervisees

    Open Access•Carla C Barron, Carolyn J Dayton et al.•Infant Mental Health Journal•2022

  • Best Practice in Individual Supervision of Psychologists Working in the French Capedp Preventive Perinatal Home-Visiting Program

    Open Access•Tim Greacen, Bertrand Welniarz et al.•Infant Mental Health Journal•2017

  • Sparking collaboration and instilling core competencies through training a statewide workforce in Infant Mental Health

    Open Access•Jennifer Dealy, JoAnn Robinson et al.•Infant Mental Health Journal•2021

  • The Professional Is the Personal

    Tanika Eaves, Laura Mauldin et al.•Journal of Social Service Research•2021

  • Developing and testing a readiness tool for interpersonal violence prevention partnerships with community‐based projects

    Open Access•Naomi C Z Andrews, Mary Motz et al.•Journal of Community Psychology•2020

  • The effect of child protection attitudes on child protection decision-making

    Open Access•Floor Middel, John Fluke et al.•The British Journal of Social Work•2025

  • Driving forces

    Open Access•Anne D Plagge, Kere Hughes‐Belding•Infant Mental Health Journal•2026

  • What supervisors are saying and not saying about culture, privilege and equity in mental health settings

    Open Access•Barbara Stroud, Torrian Brent et al.•Infant Mental Health Journal•2026

  • Handbook of Mentalization‐Based Treatment

    Open Access•Jon G Allen, Peter Fonagy•Handbook of Mentalization-Based…•2006

  • Preschool and Child Care Expulsion and Suspension

    Walter Gilliam, Walter S Gilliam et al.•Infants & Young Children•2006

  • The supervisory encounter

    Daniel Jacobs, Paul David et al.•Psychoanalytic Psychology•1998

  • Mail and Internet Surveys

    Peter M Chisnall•Journal of Advertising Research•2007

  • The capacity for understanding mental states

    Open Access•P Fonagy, M Steele et al.•Infant Mental Health Journal•1991

  • Early Childhood Mental Health Consultation

    Open Access•Elita Amini Virmani, Katherine E Masyn et al.•Infant Mental Health Journal•2013

  • Facilitating reflective supervision in an early child development center

    Open Access•Robert Newcomb Emde•Infant Mental Health Journal•2009

  • Mothers' insightfulness regarding their children's internal worlds

    Open Access•David Oppenheim, Nina Koren‐Karie•Infant Mental Health Journal•2002

  • Observe, listen, wonder, and respond

    Open Access•Angela Tomlin, Angela M Tomlin et al.•Infant Mental Health Journal•2009

  • Supervision and training in child care

    Open Access•Elita Amini Virmani, Lenna Ontai et al.•Infant Mental Health Journal•2010

  • The significance of reflective supervision for infant mental health work

    Open Access•Patricia O'Rourke•Infant Mental Health Journal•2011

  • Working within the context of relationships

    Open Access•Deborah J Weatherston, Joy D Osofsky•Infant Mental Health Journal•2009

  • Irving B. Harris Distinguished Lecture

    Open Access•Linda Gilkerson•Infant Mental Health Journal•2004

  • Research Methods in Family Therapy

    Judy Watson Tiesel, Douglas H Sprenkle et al.•Journal of Marriage and the Family•1999

Obras citantes distintas45
Citações por ano4,09
Intervalo de citações2015 - 2026 (12)
Velocidade de citaçãocurrent
Altamente citadoNão
Tipos de citaçãoNeutras: 44
Ethnos_APP • Projeto Open Source • Licença MIT • Frontend v2.0.0 • Privacidade e Cookies • Documentação da API: api.ethnos.app/docs • Código da API: GitHub • DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17049435 • Código do Frontend: GitHub • DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.17050053 • cruz.rio.br • Expectantes Misericordiae