Table of Contents

Foreword by Peter Hawkins Introduction 1. Models of supervision 2. 3 Steps to starting supervision 3. Introducing the 3-Step method of doing supervision 4. Beginning supervision - Working with the "What" of supervision 5. Step 2 - Reflecting in supervision. Working with the "How" section 6. Working with the non-rational in the "How" section 7. Step 3 - Moving forward in supervision - Working with the "What Now" of supervision 8. The 3-Step method to ethical decision making 9. Applying the 3-Step method to group supervision 10. Some thoughts on management, leadership and supervision in organisations

About the Author

An experienced author, practising counsellor, supervisor and teacher of supervision, the author is well qualified to write this book. Her experience includes a private supervision practice, workshops and seminars on supervision throughout the U.K., and the development and teaching of a module on supervision on the BSc Nursing Studies, University of Wales College of Medicine (1998 and 1999). With the Department of Health and Social Care at the University of Wales College, Newport she has developed two courses on supervision: a certificate and diploma in supervision for healthcare professionals and a certificate and diploma for counsellors - she is co-leader of these courses which commenced in February 2001.

Reviews

"This book is engaging from the outset. It was full of visual images and useful metaphors, passionate and personal and at the same time demonstrating a clarity and precision in the author s use of models and application... It is full of good ideas, interesting examples and anecdotes and pure vision. This is a book I will most definitely be buying and will recommend to any supervisor or training supervisor ." Julie Hewson, Director, The Iron Mill Institute
Supervision Made Easy is just what is needed within this constantly changing world of health and social care. Els van Ooijen s book provides a structure and an understanding of clinical supervision that is both easy to comprehend and a delight to read ." Maureen Eby, Senior Lecturer, School of Health & Social Welfare, The Open University
would personally extremely highly recommend the text and will use it as a core text in master s papers in palliative care ."Margi Martin, Department of Nursing and Midwifery, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand
particular contribution to this stream of practice, thinking and writing, is her ability to integrate and simplify many of the approaches and to present to the new supervisor a book that is both easy to read and full of practical ways of organising their supervision. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did and that it enriches your ability to reflect on your own practice as well as enable others to do the same ." Dr. Peter Hawkins, September 2002
example of the kind of made easy that is the culmination of a complex and lengthy scholarship. The book will be an asset for both supervisors and supervisees at all stages of development. With Clinical Supervision Made East you get what is stated in the title: a complex subject becomes accessible to supervisors and supervisees at different levels of development ." Michael Carroll Ph.D. Visiting Industrial Professor, University of Bristol
is a simple and down to earth text that is very accessible and easy to get into. It is something I would highly recommend for students at undergraduate level and for trainees/trainers on short courses in this area ." Amelia Lyons, Head of School of Social Studies, UWCN
you are going to buy just one book on supervision, this book should be the one ." Alison J Sullivan, CQSW. DIP Man, Freelance Trainer and Life Coach
of this excellent book s readability and intelligent, personal tone it will appeal not only to its target reader but more experienced practitioners, encouraging them to reflect on their practice in a supportive and positive way ." Colin Mason, CAFCASS Service Manager