英文摘要 |
Recently, volunteer counseling organizations are aware of the importance of qualified counseling supervision, and they begin to set up the training system for volunteer counseling supervision. It is critical to set up supervision training programs by studying the supervised experiences. Nine volunteer counselors working at 2 different community counseling organizations participated in the study. Major findings through in-depth interview were as follows: Group supervision was the most frequently used modality. Supervisors and counselors discussed the problems about the interventions for clients by retrospection of the counseling process. There are 4 kinds of supervisory experiences that the volunteer counselors were impressed: (1) the experiences of counseling special clients; (2) characteristics and attitudes of supervisors; (3) supervisory strategies and techniques that supervisors used; (4) counselors’ personal issues which inhibited their counseling ability. These volunteer counselors reported that they did got benefits in their counseling ability, relationship with supervisors, and personal life from these supervisory experiences. Beyond that, they were satisfied with the supervision offered by the agency, and also hoped to get more frequent supervision sessions, more professional supervisors, and more personal interaction with supervisors in supervision process. |