Major developments in clinical supervision over die last twenty-five years are reviewed and contrasted with supervision as it was understood and practiced early in its development. Recent areas of growth are divided into those that attend to the infrastructure of supervision (organizational matters, ethical and legal issues, and evaluation), variables that affect the supervision relationship (individual differences, relationship processes), and the enactment of supervision itself (models of supervision, modalities for conducting supervision). Commentary is included on all major developments.
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