CREATING A "NEST" OF EMOTIONAL SAFETY: REFLECTIVE SUPERVISION IN A CHILD-PARENT PSYCHOTHERAPY CASE.

Reflective supervision is considered a key practice component for any infant mental health provider to work effectively with young children and their families. This article will provide a brief history and discussion of reflective supervision followed by a case study demonstrating the importance of reflective supervision in the context of child-parent psychotherapy (CPP; A.F.

Reflective practice in infant mental health training and consultation.

This article describes models of training in infant mental health that utilize reflective supervision as a fundamental component of the educational and clinical experiences. The design and structure of these programs, offered by two medical centers, are described. Benefits and challenges to the adoption of infant mental health practice by trainees are outlined.