Titlebook: Enlightening Professional Supervision in Social Work; Voices and Virtues o Manohar Pawar,A .W. (Bill) Anscombe Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if

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Professional Supervision: An Introduction,d rationale for writing this book. Further, nine types of supervision and their purposes, features, and limitations are summarized, and the roles that professional bodies play in professional supervision are discussed. The book’s objectives, outcomes to be achieved, and research methods followed are

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Changes and Challenges in Social Work: Implications for Professional Supervision, It raises the question, whether social work has met its mission and the politics surrounding it. Some of the changes and challenges discussed include colonization, neocolonization, and decolonization; deprofessionalization; populism, nationalism, and welfare chauvinism; digitalization and online tr

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Contexts of Supervision: Organizations and Practice Settings,iscuss different organizations and practice settings where most social workers work or are likely to work. Some organizations discussed are government organizations (GOs), non-government organizations (NGOs), not-for-profit and for-profit organizations, faith-based organizations, philanthropies/trus

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Models of Professional Supervision in Social Work,tegories. First, under the purpose- and goal-based models, we will discuss seven purposes of professional supervision in social work. Second, under the path-based models, 16 different models followed independently or in combination to achieve the purpose of supervision are summarized. In the third c

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Critical Dilemmas and Challenges in Professional Supervision,isors experience several dilemmas in offering supervision. This chapter will discuss six dilemmas narrated by supervisors. These are line-management supervision versus non-line-management (external) supervision, supervision in private practice, supervision via the phone and online (digital supervisi

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,Supervisors’ Expectations,The analysis of supervisors’ narratives showed 10 supervisees’ expectations. Supervisors think that supervisees expect supervisors to make themselves available, support, respect, provide space for ventilating, have a plan/direction/advice, help solve problems, enhance learning, facilitate reflection

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Issues Posed in Professional Supervision, analysis of supervisors’ responses suggested several broad areas relating to organizational contexts, issues relating to clients and practice, maintaining boundaries, personal issues, and the recognition of good work. The narrations of supervisors confirm the content of supervision presented in Cha

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