Is it Working? Understanding the Supervisory Working Alliance and the Impacts of Differences in Supervision Expectations
About this Session
In this session, presenters explore the dynamics of the supervisory working alliance (SWA) in vocational rehabilitation settings. You'll learn about the key components of SWA and how differences in supervision expectations—between supervisors, supervisees, and institutions—can influence outcomes. The session covers strategies to address expectation gaps, foster trust, and strengthen supervision practices, with practical tools and a model for enhancing counselor development and client success.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify the key components of the supervisory working alliance (SWA) and how they impact vocational rehabilitation supervision and outcomes.
- Recognize common expectation gaps in supervision and apply strategies to promote clarity, collaboration, and professional growth.
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Presenters
- Gizem Tekinarslan, Louis Fosu-Asare, and Tolga Zencir
University of Wisconsin-Madison