Interventions for Anti-Oppressive Clinical Supervision by Harvey Charles Peters

Interventions for Anti-Oppressive Clinical Supervision by Harvey Charles Peters

Interventions for Anti-Oppressive Clinical Supervision reimagines the current landscape of clinical supervision training and praxis by offering 50 transformative interventions grounded in the principles of anti-oppression. Designed for interdisciplinary mental health professionals across roles and contexts, it provides dynamic tools to dismantle systems of oppression and embrace liberatory, intersectional approaches to supervision. More than a resource, this book inspires a paradigm shift by blending theory, research, and praxis to cultivate critical reflexivity, critical consciousness, and collaboration. This book provides readers with the foundation to create brave supervision spaces and processes that foster healing, equity, and personal to societal change, setting a new standard for liberating mental health professionals and their communities.

"Peters and Luke have done the nearly impossible: They have transcended layers of colonization and oppression to name the oppressive structures within our pedagogical traditions, articulating anti-oppression as a transtheoretical means of re-organizing counselor supervisionIn this book, they articulate the Anti-Oppression Supervision Model (AOSM) as the foundation of this new supervisory praxis, and then, with each chapter addressing one tenet of the AOSM, they present various supervisor interventions that meet that tenet. This book represents a new wave of anti-oppression in counseling; as new clinicians are trained using anti-oppression, it will be easier for them to practice anti-oppression in their counseling and in their communities. We can now become the change we have been waiting for."

Dr. Colette T. Dollarhide, professor, retired at Ohio State University.

"This essential book is a transformative read for clinical supervisors dedicated to anti-oppression work. The authors expertly intertwine the concepts of supervision and social justice, delivering insights that are both enlightening and actionable. Through robust theoretical frameworks, this text empowers future clinical supervisors with the essential skills to effectively support counselors who work with clients facing oppression. A powerful resource for anyone committed to fostering social change in their practice!"

Manivong J. Ratts, PhD, LMHC, LPC, NCC, is a professor of counseling at Seattle University.

"I am grateful to see this this text, as it is an important advancement in defining anti-oppressive practices in supervision. The editors and authors have provided key practical next steps so mental health professionals serving in supervisory roles can create more equitable, just, and liberatory environments."

Anneliese Singh, PhD, LPC, is the chief diversity officer and professor at Tulane University.

"This book remains a resounding answer to the complicated dilemma of unbinding from oppression and power hierarchies that still unfortunately underlie supervision practices. Mobilizing a collection of top-notch scholars in multiculturalism, social justice, and supervision, this timely resource introduces powerful opportunities to enact social justice and anti-oppressive strategies through a cohesive framework. In vexing sociopolitical times facing multiple health disciplines, this long-awaited collection of voices is a vision of the future of supervision, but more importantly, it is the hope we need to sustain us."

Christian D. Chan, PhD, NCC, is an assistant professor at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro.

Harvey Charles Peters, PhD, NCC, is an associate professor in the Department of Counseling at Montclair State University.

Melissa Luke, PhD, LMHC, NCC, ACS is a dean’s professor in the unit of Counseling and Human Services at Syracuse University.

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ISBN 13	9781032744117
ISBN 10	1032744111
Title	Interventions for Anti-Oppressive Clinical Supervision
Author	Harvey Charles Peters
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Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Routledge
Year published	2025-07-14
Number of pages	332
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