Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2021
Publication Title
Journal of Counselor Practice
Abstract
Robert Wolfelt (2005) introduced the idea of companioning into the field of grief counseling. Companioning could also be utilized as a skillet within counseling supervision. As supervision is an essential element of counseling, integrating this skillset would be beneficial to the counseling profession. The topic of companioning and its 11 tenets are first explored and then placed within the context of counseling supervision as a useful and valuable skillset for working with supervisees. The skillset is then explored through various existing models of supervision and illustrated through a case study. Finally, implications for supervisors and educators, as well as future research within the counseling profession, are included.
Recommended Citation
McKinney, Rob and Britton, Paula, "Coming Alongside Supervisees: Introducing the Skillset of Companioning to Counselor Supervision" (2021). 2021 Faculty Bibliography. 12.
https://collected.jcu.edu/fac_bib_2021/12
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