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This article presents the use of a new instrument, Basic Adlerian Scales for Interpersonal Success (BASIS-A), within the supervisory setting. The instrument is used to help supervisors quantify and identify how family of origin issues might affect how supervisees relate to clients, peers, and the dynamics within the intern site. The article begins with a description of the status of supervisory strategies and covers applications of this instrument within a group supervisory setting.

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Kern, Riordan, & Gay (1995). Assessing Family of origin issues in supervision. Family Journal.

Kern, Riordan & Gay, 1995, BASIS-A in supervision [3,000 words, 0.5 CE hrs., $10]

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Kern, Riordan, & Gay (1995). Assessing Family of origin issues in supervision. Family Journal.

Kern, Riordan & Gay, 1995, BASIS-A in supervision [3,000 words, 0.5 CE hrs., $10]

Curriculum

1 Kern, R., Riordan,R., & Gay, M. (1995). Assessing family-of- origin issues in supervision. Family Journal: Counseling & Therapy for Couples & Families, 3 (4), 350-354.