Using Self‐Supervision to Maintain Counseling Skills: A Review
Author:
- Robert J. MeyerRMRobert J. Meyer
- 1 October 1978
- journal article
- review article
- Published by Wiley in The Personnel and Guidance Journal
- Vol. 57 (2) , 95-98
Abstract
Counselor education literature acknowledges the difficulty of skill maintenance but offers few solutions. A review of related areas was conducted to provide direction in developing maintenance strategies. Four domains were considered: maintenance in behavior modification, behavioral self‐control, the traditional maintenance mechanisms of feedback, supervision, and observational media, and self‐supervisory programs. A self‐supervisory program that applies the procedures of behavioral self‐control to specific helping behavior that is identifiable on audiotape or videotape is advocated.Keywords
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