Homework in Cognitive Behavioral Supervision: Theoretical Background and Clinical Application

Jan Prasko; Ilona Krone; Julius Burkauskas; Jakub Vanek; Marija Abeltina; Alicja Juskiene; Tomas Sollar; Ieva Bite; Milos Slepecky; Marie Ociskova

doi:10.2147/PRBM.S382246

Homework in Cognitive Behavioral Supervision: Theoretical Background and Clinical Application

Jan Prasko (Corresponding Author)
, Ilona Krone
, Julius Burkauskas
, Jakub Vanek
, Marija Abeltina
, Alicja Juskiene
, Tomas Sollar
, Ieva Bite
, Milos Slepecky
, Marie Ociskova

Rīga Stradiņš University

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The homework aims to generalize the patient’s knowledge and encourage practicing skills learned during therapy sessions. Encouraging and facilitating homework is an important part of supervisees in their supervision, and problems with using homework in therapy are a common supervision agenda. Supervisees are encouraged to conceptualize the patient’s lack of homework and promote awareness of their own beliefs and responses to non-cooperation. The supervision focuses on homework twice – first as a part of the supervised therapy and second as a part of the supervision itself. Homework assigned in supervision usually deals with mapping problems, monitoring certain behaviors (mostly communication with the patient), or implementing new behaviors in therapy.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	3809-3824
Number of pages	16
Journal	Psychology Research and Behavior Management
Volume	15
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.2147/PRBM.S382246
Publication status	Published - 2022

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cognitive behavioral therapy
homework
self-reflection
supervision

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5.1 Psychology

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