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It is the therapist’s responsibility
to explore his/her therapeutic work openly and honestly with the supervisor.
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Supervisors are responsible for helping
the therapist/s to reflect critically upon their work.
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Both supervisor and therapist are responsible
for ensuring the most effective use of supervision time.
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Both supervisor and therapist are responsible
for setting and maintaining clear boundaries between working relationships,
friendships or other relationships and making explicit the boundaries
between supervision, consultancy, therapy and training.
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Supervisors must recognise the value and
integrity of all therapists as people, irrespective of origin, status,
sex, sexual orientation, age, belief or contribution to society.
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Both supervisor and therapist should consider
their respective legal liabilities to one another, the employing organisation,
if any, and to the client.
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Therapists who are in private practice
are responsible for finding their own supervisors.
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