Eskenazi Health, Sandra Eskenazi Mental Health Center.
Psychiatr Rehabil J. 2023 Dec;46(4):293-298. doi: 10.1037/prj0000548.
To illustrate the value of reading fiction as a group supervision practice focused on supporting recovery-oriented psychotherapy for individuals experiencing serious mental illness (SMI).
Detailed practical description of the practice and conceptual analysis of the proposed value of using fiction as a group supervision method.
Authors suggest that the supervisory practice is a novel component of clinical supervision, and offers value in its ability to promote reflective practice, to establish intersubjectivity among peers and supervisory relationships, and may serve for some to counter risks of clinician burnout.
Participating in a book club that reads fiction as an adjunctive experience to supervision can promote recovery-oriented psychotherapy in four key ways: including its promotion of reflection on self, patients, and the experience of therapy for psychosis, its promotion of reflection on recovery and barriers to recovery, its ability to offer an experiential model of intersubjectivity, and its value in supporting peer consultation and helping offset clinician burnout. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2024 APA, all rights reserved).
说明将小说阅读作为一种以支持以康复为导向的心理治疗为患有严重精神疾病（SMI）的个体为重点的团体督导实践的价值。
详细描述实践过程，并对使用小说作为团体督导方法的价值进行概念分析。
作者提出，这种监督实践是临床监督的一个新颖组成部分，并且具有促进反思实践、在同行和监督关系中建立主体间性的能力，并且可以帮助一些人应对临床医生倦怠的风险。
将阅读小说作为监督的辅助体验参加读书俱乐部可以通过以下四种关键方式促进以康复为导向的心理治疗：促进对自我、患者和精神病治疗体验的反思，促进对康复和康复障碍的反思，提供主体间性的体验模式的能力，以及支持同行咨询和帮助抵消临床医生倦怠的价值。
