The process of psychotherapy supervision is a complex web of personal, professional, and legal considerations. Written documentation by the supervisor is one method of recording the events that occur in supervision. This paper reviews the Supervisory Record Form (SRF) as one model for such documentation and provides six additional guidelines to promote the uniform recording of supervisory activities.
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