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Practical Supervision: How to Become a Supervisor for the Helping Professions 
The original, comprehensive, concise and jargon-free text by CST partners Penny Henderson, Jim Holloway and Anthea Millar
Introduction by Francesca Inskipp and Brigid Proctor|
Jessica Kingsley Publishers 2014

“This excellent book will be especially useful for anyone thinking of becoming a supervisor, or for those who have already started out on that journey ... I can see it becoming a classic text for supervision training courses.”
James Rye,|BACP Private Practice Journal Spring 2015
“An invaluable reference tool for all supervisors ... it contains gems of useful general guidance ... so packed with goodies that taking it all in is daunting in one go! ... I recommend it without reservation to all those undertaking supervision.”
Prof. Martin Johnson,|University of Cambridge
“I enjoyed this book. It is well structured, very accessible and, as the title suggests, practical, both for new and experienced supervisors. I particularly valued the frequent reflection points which encourage and challenge the reader to apply the text to their own practices.”
Robin Shohet,|co-author of Supervision in the Helping Professions
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Articles
A Different Wisdom: Reflections on Supervision Practice
by Penny Henderson (Karnac 2009) • Full details

"In a warm and personally revealing style Penny offers illuminating reflections on supervision ... The essence of this book lies in the successful balance of authority, which has its foundation in Penny's comprehension of her experience and knowledge of the literature, with her vulnerability as a reflective learner: wisdom indeed." 
(Steve Page, co-author of Supervising the Counsellor)


Supervisor Training: Issues and Approaches
Edited by Penny Henderson (Karnac 2009) • Full details

Contains chapters by Caro Bailey, Valerie Batts, Rose Battye, Roger Casemore, Suzanne Dennis, Christine Driver, Anna Gilchrist, Alec Grant, Penny Henderson, Julie Hewson, Francesca Inskipp, Anthea Millar, Antonia Murphy, Brigid Proctor, Charlotte Sills, Michael Townend, Carole Waskett, Wendy Wood
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Jim Holloway 
Jim Holloway is a BACP senior accredited counsellor and supervisor. He is an Associate of Cambridge Supervision Training, and co-author of practical Supervision: How to become a supervisor for the helping professions (JKP 2014)
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Jim's supervision columns published in BACP's Private Practice journal from 2016 to date.
The BACP In My Head 
Figuring Out The Framework
The Case of the Sleeping Supervisor' 
 Saying The Real Thing
'Resistance and Resilience' 
Who's In and Who's Out?'
Pressure of Time
Professing and Confessing

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