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In this episode of Supervision Simplified, Dr. Amy Parks and Valarie Harris explore how family systems theory—like triangles, differentiation, and projection—applies to clinical supervision. From “checking the triangle” to staying curious and stepping out of rescuer or victim roles, they share practical strategies to improve dynamics between supervisors and supervisees. They also discuss creating emotional safety, fostering clarity, and building trust in supervision and team leadership.
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