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A Comparison Of Group and Individual Clinical Supervision

The authors’ agree that clinical supervision is critical to therapists’ professional development whether the therapist is a veteran or a novice. It is equally important when conducting individual or group therapy sessions. The important aspect of clinical supervision is that it enhances lifelong learning and transforms relationships in the workplace. Regardless of the level of education that the therapist may attain [masters or doctorate]; an effective clinical supervision improves clinical and personal experiences. Moreover, clinical supervisors should support effective clinical supervision because it supports therapists’ employment longevity and helps them to develop exceptional clinical skills within their professional fields. The authors utilized meta-analysis of scholarly knowledge of prior research studies on the topic of group and individual clinical supervision in order to educate academics and therapists about the importance of comparing group and individual supervision as well as the pathway to professional development. The authors did not utilize the scholarly knowledge of prior research studies to create new knowledge; however, the authors’ primary purpose of this article is to enhance understanding of group and individual clinical supervision and how it can improve therapists’ professional development. Keywords: Group Supervision, Individual Supervision, Clinical Supervision