Interactional Supervision offers practical strategies for formal and informal supervision and helps human services supervisors develop skills for working with staff individually and in groups. Shulman's real-life strategies identify and explain management skills needed in every phase of supervisory work. Based on his extensive research, Shulman presents solutions to problems that supervisors face on a day-to-day basis.
SPECIAL FEATURES:
Packed with case examples to demonstrate successful techniques
Provides successful techniques field-tested in holistic studies
Describes research findings and includes summaries in all chapters
Also available:
Incorporating Intersectionality in Social Work Practice, Research, Policy, and Education - ISBN 0871013851
Social Work Speaks, Eighth Edition: NASW Policy Statements, 2009-20012 - ISBN 0871013843
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