Professional Autonomy and Social Work Supervision

Structured Group Supervision (SGS): A Pilot Study

“…1966;Ekstein & Wallerstein, 1972;Gaoni & Neumann. 1974;Kadushin, 1976;Lambert, 1974;Munson, 1976;Robinson, 1978). And the study results supported earlier research flndtngs that increases in trainees' empathy followed positive supervisory experiences (Blane.…”

Casework supervision in voluntary family service agencies in Hong Kong

“…Supervisory functions Studies of supervision in social work literature have identified several supervisory functions: administrative, educational (Berkowitz, 1952;Austin, 1952), and evaluative (Leader, 1957;Toren, 1969;Munson, 1979). Other functions can, of course, be subsumed under these three broad headings.…”

Supervision: A force for change? Three stories told

“…Kadushin (1972) claimed that as early as 1901 mention was made in the literature of the functions of supervision, namely support, administration and education, and his subsequent research shows that these functions have formed an integral part of supervision throughout the development of social work. Since the 1970s, the administrative function has received particular attention in social work literature (Munson, 1976). In the 1980s there were calls for the training of supervisors in this aspect in order to enable practitioners to promote more effective services linked to the monitoring and managing of cases (Kadushin and Harkness, 2002).…”