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Thomas C. Todd is on the faculty of the Chicago Center for Family Health and is the former Chair of the Marriage and Family Therapy Department at the Adler School of Professional Psychology, Chicago, USA. He is internationally known for his book with M. Duncan Stanton, The Family Therapy of Drug Abuse and Addiction (1982), and for Family Therapy Approaches with Adolescent Substance Abusers (1991). A longstanding member of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT) he has recently focused on international training, working with therapists and supervisors in Scandinavia, Brazil, and Romania. Cheryl L. Storm is Professor Emerita and former Director of the Marriage and Family Therapy program, Pacific Lutheran University, USA. Her papers on education and supervision have appeared in the Journal of Marital and Family Therapy, Journal of Systemic Therapies, Handbook of Clinical Issues in Couple Therapy, and Handbook of Family Therapy. In addition to teaching supervision courses for community supervisors in the USA, Canada and Mexico, she currently consults and does workshops on supervision in Asia.  She has been a longstanding and active member of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT).

• The Systemic Supervisor Electronic Resources viiiAbout the Editors xiAbout the Contributors xiiiForeword: Supervision in Today’s Complex World xixHarry J. ApontePreface xxii1 Core Premises and a Framework for Systemic/Relational Supervision 1Cheryl L. Storm and Thomas C. ToddPart 1 Context – Multiple Perspectives 172 Drawing the Line in Ethical Dilemmas in Systemic Supervision 19Ingeborg E. Haug and Cheryl L. Storm3 Bridging Complex Identities with Cultural Equity and Humility in Systemic Supervision 43Pilar Hernández-Wolfe and Teresa McDowell4 Preparing Global-Minded Systemic Supervisees for an International Context 62Jason J. Platt and Rajeswari Natrajan-Tyagi5 Keeping Systemic Supervision in Focus in Educational Contexts 85Cheryl L. Storm, Stephanie Brooks, and Kevin Lyness6 Providing Systems-Oriented Clinical Supervision in Agency Settings 108J. Mark Killmer and Martha Cook7 Supervising Systemic Therapy in the Evolving Contexts of Schools, Healthcare, and Military 131Jennifer L. Hodgson, Tommie V. Boyd, Aubry N. Koehler, Angela L. Lamson, and Anne Hearon RamboPart 2 Philosophy – Preferred Ideas, Values, and Beliefs 1498 Pursuing the Universal Goal of Self-Supervision 151Thomas C. Todd9 Systemic Psychodynamic Supervision 166Peter A. Reiner10 The Transgenerational Supervision Models 186Stephanie Brooks and Laura Roberto-Forman11 Classic Systemic Supervision Models and Beyond 208Thomas C. Todd12 Common Themes Across Systemic Integrative Supervision Models 231Sandra A. Rigazio-DiGilio13 Postmodern Approaches to Supervision 255Monte Bobele, Joan L. Biever, Bernadette Hassan Solórzano, and Laurel Hawks Bluntzer14 Using Evidence in Systemic Supervision 274Douglas C. Breunlin, Jay L. Lebow, and Catherine K. BuckleyPart 3 Relationships – Power, Problems, and Complexity 29515 Minding the Power in Collaborative Systemic Supervision 297Marshall Fine and Jean Turner16 Listening to Supervisees about Problems in Systemic Supervision 314Thomas C. Todd and Mudita RastogiPart 4 Pragmatics – Practices, Methods, and Gatekeeping 33517 Developing Contextually Informed Best Practices in Systemic Supervision 337Cheryl L. Storm and Thomas C. Todd18 Guidelines for Selecting and Using Systemic Supervision Methods 357Cheryl L. Storm19 Gatekeeping and Evaluating Fit for Systemic Practice 381Cheryl L. Storm and Colleen M. PetersonPart 5 Training Supervisors 39720 Training the Next Generation of Systemic Supervisors 399Anne M. Prouty and Cheryl L. StormIndex 417