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This article portrays a model of family therapy clinical supervision using change theory that is most appropriate for use with the videotape, audiotape, case presentation and debriefing from the live session. The most powerful tool during this process is that of communication and assessment of change theory’s tools of confidence and conviction. The concepts presented are meant to add an additional dimension to family therapy supervision in cooperation of other theories, not as an end in themselves.
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Special thanks to Ms. Geri Koncilja of the Informational Technology Center at Colorado State University, Pueblo for illustration and graphic assistance.
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Taylor, R.J., Gonzales, F. Communication flow and change theory within a family therapy supervision model. Contemp Fam Ther 27, 163–176 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10591-005-4037-3
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