Offering a new and much needed approach to supervision practice, Good Practice in Supervision considers the need and format for successful supervision, methods of effective implementation, and difficulties frequently encountered. The book includes many practical suggestions and examples which complement the sound theoretical base of the text.

Introduction. Jacki Pritchard. 1. The Supervision Partnership. Catherine Sawdon, Wakefield Social Services, and David Sawdon, Freelance Trainer 2. Taking Account of Feelings. Elizabeth Ash, Consultant in Education and Training. 3. Supervision in a Statutory Agency. Paul Borland, South Yorkshire Probation Service. 4. Supervision of Social Services Managers. Patricia Riley, Wheatfields Hospice 5. Child Protection -Supervision within Social Services Departments. Jean Moore, Child Abuse Consultant and Freelance Trainer 6. Supervision and Work with Older People. Professor Cherry Rowlings, University of Stirling. 7. Supervision of Home Care Staff. Jacki Pritchard. 8. Taking Supervision Work in Residential Care. Roger Clough, University of Lancashire. 9. Supervision in a Residential~~/Day Care Setting. Dr Ron Wiener, Freelance Trainer and Community Psychologist. 10. Supervision of Approved Social Work Practice. Katherine Wiltshire, Independent Trainer and Consultant. 11. Supervision and Appraisal in the Probation Service. Hazel Kemshall, University of Birmingham. 12. Supervising Staff in Family Court Welfare Teams. Steve Mackey and Sue Lane, West Midlands Probation Service 13. Supervision in Probation and Bail Hostels. Martin Roscoe, Hampshire Probation Service. 14. Supervision in the Voluntary Sector. Christine Stanners, Camden Age Concern. 14. Supervision or Practice Teaching for Students? Jacki Pritchard.