Resources

Clinical Supervision Resources and Handouts

Resources and handouts are separated into two sections:

  1. Free public resources linked for download below.
  2. Additional resources are available to download via subscription to our monthly newsletter.

The resources are Copyright Clinical Supervision Services, with permission to reproduce.


 

Free resources – Clinical Supervision

 

Additional Resources – available to subscribers

The following additional resources are available to download for free after subscription to our monthly newsletter. Upon subscribing, you will receive an email containing links to download these resources. Already a subscriber? Please enter your email address to receive the download links.

  • Supervisor Note-Taking Template
  • Reflective Practice and Reflexive Supervision Protocol
  • Guidelines for Supervision: Neurodivergence considerations for Supervisors and Supervisees
  • The Reflecting Team Approach
  • Assessing Risk: Questions for Supervision 
  • Case Review Questions
  • Clinical Supervision Flow Chart
  • End of Year Clinical Supervision Evaluation
  • Enhancing Reflexivity in Supervision: Cognitions, Emotions and Behaviour worksheet
  • Neuropsychology Supervision Matrix
  • Reflective Supervision Some Guiding Questions
  • Supervision Agreement Template
  • Supervision Contract template
  • Supervision Session Evaluation
  • Supervisor Readiness and Awareness Scale
  • Supervisee Expectations on Group Supervision Processes
  • Review Topics for Case Discussion in Supervision
  • Reflective Practice Flowchart
  • Reflective Practice In-Action, On-Action and For-Action
  • Trauma Informed Supervision Guidelines
  • Working Alliance Template

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Further links


Cross-Cultural Resources
 

CSS resources:

External resources:


Christine Senediak – Papers, Presentations and Publications
 


The Firefly Sessions: Conversations with therapists on clinical practice

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Recordings and Webinars