Reactions to “The Case Presentation Approach in Clinical Supervision”

Three Supervision Modalities for Training Marital and Family Counselors

“…Several authors supported Biggs's emphasis on using case presentations to facilitate the development of more complex cognitive abilities but took exception to his dismissal of it as an expert-to-novice relationship (Ellis, 1988;Holloway. 1988;Prichard, 1988).…”

A Case Presentation Approach to Group Supervision for Community College Counselors

“…Variations in counselor developmental levels require corresponding supervisory interventions. For example, Prichard (1988) has warned that trainees and beginners might be better served by receiving expert input rather than by experiencing open-ended exploration of case issues. The same might be said for stagnated counselors at the beginning of supervision.…”