Supervision competence framework - BACP
4.5 Promoting diversity awareness in the supervisee 22. 3. Supervision competence framework ... supervisor in respect of the task of ethical gatekeeping ii. ... Ability and commitment to show flexibility, tolerance, and patience in responding to the supervisee.
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