This paper synthesizes and evaluates the present status of ethical and legal awareness characterizing psychotherapy supervision. Supervisory vulnerabilities are examined and recommended actions which may help protect the supervisor are offered. Specific issues include: practicing within the bounds of supervisory competence, selecting a model of supervision, avoiding dual relationships, evaluating supervisee competence, supervisory availability, forming a supervision contract, financial considerations, securing professional liability coverage, and supervising honestly and maintaining integrity.
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