Leading therapists, supervisors, and educators Yaliu He, Nathan Hardy, Adam Fisher, and Neil Venketramen, proudly announce the release of their new book, Integrative Systemic Supervision, a transformative resource for clinical supervisors and therapists seeking to navigate the complexities of integrative practice in modern clinical settings.
In today’s evolving mental health landscape, training based on a single model is often not sufficient or comprehensive enough. Clinicians are increasingly challenged to synthesize a range of therapeutic models while honoring cultural contexts and systemic dynamics. Integrative Systemic Supervision addresses this need head-on, offering a theory-driven yet practical framework for guiding therapists through the integration process.
“This volume, written by systemic therapy integration experts, is an essential guide for clinical supervisors interested in building their competency in IST. Providing both a clear conceptual framework as well as step-by-step guidelines, The Integrative Systemic Therapy Approach to Supervision is a roadmap to customize treatment to help supervisees meet the needs of their diverse individual, couple, and family systems,” says Eli A. Karam, PhD, LMFT, professor at the University of Louisville and host of The AAMFT Podcast.
The book is divided into two key sections:
Ideal for supervisors in marriage and family therapy, counseling, clinical psychology, and social work, Integrative Systemic Supervision equips readers with clear strategies and insights needed to foster deep, transformative learning in supervision and clinical practice.
Integrative Systemic Supervision is now available at https://www.routledge.com/Integrative-Systemic-Supervision-Training-Therapists-to-Work-with-Individuals-Couples-and-Families/He-Hardy-Fisher-Venketramen/p/book/9780367705442
