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Implementation of group supervision in child welfare: findings from Arizona's Supervision Circle Project.
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  • 1999Who Is the “Self” in Self‐Aware: Professional Self‐Awareness from a Critical Theory Perspective244 cited
  • 2004Job retention in child welfare: Effects of perceived organizational support, supervisor support, and intrinsic job value223 cited
  • 2005Social Work Supervision: Contexts and Concepts177 cited
  • 2007Supporting Child Welfare Supervisors to Improve Worker Retention76 cited
  • 1997Teaching Critical Thinking in Social Work Practice Courses52 cited

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  • 2009Strengths-Based Supervision: A Child Welfare Supervision Training Project43 cited
  • 2015Thinking Like a Social Worker: Examining the Meaning of Critical Thinking in Social Work41 cited
  • 2014‘Changing the way we do child protection’: The implementation of Signs of Safety® within the Western Australia Department for Child Protection and Family Support35 cited
  • 2013Engagement in Child Protective Services: The Role of Substance Abuse, Intimate Partner Violence and Race35 cited
  • 2019What is the impact of supervision on direct practice with families?32 cited
  • 2017Interagency collaboration and receipt of substance abuse treatment services for child welfare-involved caregivers32 cited
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The relationship between reactance and engagement in a child welfare sample
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  • 2015Strengths-based group supervision with social work students25 cited
  • 2011Psychological Empowerment and Child Welfare Worker Outcomes: A Path Analysis25 cited
  • 2017Do the Components of Strengths-Based Supervision Enhance Child Welfare Workers' Satisfaction with Supervision?22 cited
  • 2018What Does Supervision Help With? A Survey of 315 Social Workers in the UK19 cited
  • 2009Critical Theory as a Framework for Child Welfare Decision-Making: Some Possibilities18 cited
  • 2019How do we assess the quality of group supervision? Developing a coding framework15 cited
  • 2018Diffusion theory and multi-disciplinary working in children’s services14 cited
  • 2018Supervision in Denmark – an empirical account of experiences and practices13 cited