Supervision of Group Counseling Practicum with Multiple Supervision Models: Opinions of Master Students

KURTULUŞ, Hacer YILDIRIM; Usta, Tuba Kalay; UZUN, Gülgün

doi:10.21733/ibad.1031369

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“…This finding obtained as a result of the research supports the results of previous research in the literature. As a result of the research conducted by Yıldırım- Kurtuluş et al (2022), it was concluded that peer supervisors see the convenience of establishing comfortable and friendly relationships and their supportive positions as an advantage. Additionally, Güldal et al (2022) examined the effect of online group peer supervision on the burnout levels of psychological counselors and revealed that peer supervision helps provide a positive group environment.…”

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School Psychological Counselors' Opinions about Colleague Solidarity Group Process: A Qualitative

Aşantuğrul,

Alkan

2024

Journal of Family Counseling and Education

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This study aimed to examine the opinions of school psychological counselors regarding the colleague solidarity group process carried out by Amasya Guidance and Research Center. The study group of this qualitative research study consists of 19 school psychological counselors working at various educational levels in Amasya province. The study group was selected by purposeful sampling method. A personal information form prepared for school psychological counselors and a semi-structured interview form consisting of 5 open-ended questions were used to collect data. Content analysis method was used to analyze the data. As a result, 4 themes and 10 sub-themes were obtained. Research results showed that the collegiate group process had positive personal and professional effects on school counselors. At the end of this process, it was observed that the participants developed different ways of coping with the challenging cases they encountered or may encounter in their professional lives. In addition, it was observed that they frequently shared their feelings and experiences while working with these challenging cases with their colleagues. In this context, peer solidarity groups are thought to be an effective and functional method that can be used to cope with the problems in the professional lives of school psychological counselors.

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