A Profile of Lousy Supervision: Experienced Counselors' Perspectives

Sandy Magnuson, S. Allen Wilcoxon, Ken Norem

2000-03-01articleCounselor Education and Supervision102 citationsclosed

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Counseling Practices and Supervision Social Work Education and Practice Psychology, Coaching, and Therapy

Abstract

The authors used data from interviews with experienced counselors to examine ineffective supervision practices. The data yielded 6 overarching principles (e.g., unbalanced, intolerant of differences, untrained/immature) that permeated 3 general spheres of lousy supervision (e.g., technical/cognitive).

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