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Our Ethics team and readers respond to a member’s dilemma about whether it’s OK to opt out of paid supervision when newly qualified. Therapy Today, December 2021 / January 2022

Good Practice in Action legal resource on supervision. Last reviewed March 2025. PDF download

Els van Ooijen considers what can go wrong if supervisors are not adequately prepared for the role. Therapy Today, November 2015

Whatever our background, training and orientation, we all encounter similar difficulties in our work with clients. Private Practice, December 2018

Good Practice in Action clinical reflections for practice covering supervision, training and ethical decision making. Last reviewed November 2019. PDF download

Why is feedback rarely sought by supervisors? Emma Redfern explores the possible blocks and fears and why systematic relational feedback is essential to a healthy supervisory relationship. Therapy Today, October 2014

"Let’s be sure to embrace the part love plays in our work." Regular column from Jim Holloway. Private Practice, June 2020

Jim Hollway asks what we mean when we describe ourselves as ‘professional'? Private Practice, Winter 2017

"Therapists who are willing to work hard on behalf of their clients are coming to terms with the limits of what they can and cannot provide." Regular column from Ryan Lowe. BACP Children, Young People and Families, December 2020

The encouraging supervisor helps supervisees remove some of their self-imposed roadblocks and supports them to aim for their highest possible level of competence, write Anthea Millar, Jim Holloway and Penny Henderson. Private Practice, Spring 2014