What is one aspect of indirect supervision?

The aspect of indirect supervision that involves reviewing and evaluating audio recorded sessions is valuable because it allows supervisors to observe and assess the therapy process without being physically present during every session. This method provides an opportunity for supervisors to give constructive feedback on the techniques used, the interactions between the provider and client, and the effectiveness of therapy approaches. It also enables a level of flexibility in supervision, as therapists can review the recordings at their convenience, leading to more in-depth discussions and improvements in practice during subsequent meetings. Using recorded sessions supports continuous professional development and enhances the quality of service delivery while promoting accountability among practitioners.