Myths About Myth
A myth is the image we have of the world and our relationship with it, and the story we tell ourselves. A myth is not the opposite of fact. All of us carry myths—implicit...
Monthly Archive: January 2020
You Haven’t Taught Until They Have Learned
I love this phrase from the Hall of Fame basketball coach John Wooden. “You haven’t taught until they’ve learned.”[1] It’s tempting to focus on what we teach as clinical supervisors. Instead, we need to...
The Skills of a Supervisor Is Not the Same as a Therapist
One of the common assumptions we make is that the skills of a clinical supervisor is the same as the skill of a psychotherapist. Certainly there are its overlaps, but I would argue that...
Circle of Development
Note: The original version of this article first appeared in Psychotherapy.net, June 2019. Today we are going to use the concept of Circle of Development (COD) to elaborate on how clinical supervisors can help...
The Way We learn
In today’s post, I take a moment away from the Reimagining Education in Psychotherapy (REP) series. Given that most therapists I meet are hungry for professional development, I would like to address the topic...
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