Peer-Group Intimacy and Video-Teleconferencing: A Response and Reflection by a CPE Supervisory Education Peer-Group

Authors

  • Kurt Shaffert
  • Patrick Whiteford
  • Mary Q. Brown
  • Elizabeth Putnam

Abstract

The four authors were part of a supervisory education peer group which met for their peer and group support utilizing online technology. Each reflects on their own experience as it informed their educational and personal process.

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Volume 31 Formation and Supervision in a Digital Age - 2011

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