Bs. Fischetti et Td. Crespi, Clinical supervision for school psychologists - National practices, trendsand future implications, SCH PSY INT, 20(3), 1999, pp. 278-288
A United States national survey of 500 practicing school psychologists was
conducted to assess current practice trends in clinical supervision. A resu
ltant sample of 323 responses were received, providing a usable response ra
te of 65 percent. The data indicated that while 10 percent of practicing sc
hool psychologists were participating in individual and/or group clinical s
upervision nationwide, respondents were receiving less supervision than rec
ommended by APA or NASP professional standards. Of note, clinically supervi
sed (91 percent) and non-clinically supervised (70 percent) school psycholo
gists overwhelmingly indicated that school psychologists should participate
in clinical supervision.