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A clinical consultation model for child welfare supervisors.
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  • 1999Intervention and Supervision in Strengths-Based Social Work Practice68 cited
  • 1995Supervision as Social Work Practice: A Reconceptualization56 cited
  • 1999Impact of university/agency partnerships in child welfare on organizations, workers, and work activities46 cited
  • 2000Child welfare education and training: future trends and influences.40 cited
  • 1995Moving From Supervision to Professional Development30 cited
  • 2000Preparing Social Work Students for Child Welfare Careers: The Use of Title IV-E Training Funds in Social Work Education27 cited
  • 1993Evaluating Standards of Social Work Supervision in Child Welfare and Hospital Social Work20 cited
  • 1993The battered social worker: A psychodynamic contribution to practice, supervision and policy18 cited

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  • 2017Applying Trauma Theory to Organizational Culture4 cited

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