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Becoming a social work supervisor: A significant role transition

Carolyn Cousins Carolyn is currently the manager of the Violence, Abuse and Neglect Service with Central Coast Health. Carolyn has a Bachelor of Social Work, Graduate Diploma in Adult Education and Training and Diploma in Frontline Management and is currently undertaking Masters in Social Work through Monash University., Email: [email protected]
Pages 175-185 | Published online: 14 Oct 2010

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Shu Zhou. (2022) Social Workers’ Challenges in Transitioning from Frontline to Supervisory Role. Human Service Organizations: Management, Leadership & Governance 46:1, pages 67-81.
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Einav Segev, Menny Malka & Oshrit Kaspi-Baruch. (2021) Between Despair and Hope: Israeli Social Workers’ Perceptions of the Profession and of Student Supervision. Journal of Social Work Education 57:4, pages 745-757.
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Tamara E. Hurst & Philip W. Hurst. (2017) White Bear Syndrome: Recognizing Potential Roadblocks in Transitioning from Practitioner to Leader. Human Service Organizations: Management, Leadership & Governance 41:4, pages 438-447.
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Ronnie Egan, Jane Maidment & Marie Connolly. (2017) Trust, Power and Safety in the Social Work Supervisory Relationship: Results from Australian Research. Journal of Social Work Practice 31:3, pages 307-321.
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George Karpetis & Eleni Athanasiou. (2017) Training fieldwork supervisors of social work students at a South European University: evaluation of the effectiveness of a relational psychodynamic model. Journal of Social Work Practice 31:1, pages 37-49.
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Caroline Rosenthal Gelman & Manny J. González. (2016) Reconsidering Social Work 100 Years Post-Flexner: Where Are We Now, Where Are We Headed, What Has Been Gained, What Has Been Lost?. Journal of Social Work Education 52:sup1, pages S1-S5.
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Liz Beddoe & Fiona Howard. (2012) Interprofessional Supervision in Social Work and Psychology: Mandates and (Inter) Professional Relationships. The Clinical Supervisor 31:2, pages 178-202.
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Ronnie Egan. (2012) Australian Social Work Supervision Practice in 2007. Australian Social Work 65:2, pages 171-184.
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Carolyn Cousins. (2010) ‘Treat Me Don't Beat Me’ … . Exploring Supervisory Games and Their Effect on Poor Performance Management. Practice 22:5, pages 281-292.
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Shelley A. Steenrod & Margaret van Bael. (2010) Substance Abuse Education: Perceived Competence of Field Instructors on Substance Abuse. Journal of Social Work Practice in the Addictions 10:4, pages 363-376.
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TamaraL. Kaiser & CarolF. Kuechler. (2008) Training Supervisors of Practitioners: Analysis of Efficacy. The Clinical Supervisor 27:1, pages 76-96.
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