Abstract
Reports on a research project on a population of 900 persons identified as Diplomates and Fellows of AAPC and ACPE Supervisors. Analyzes demographic variables, issues of supervision, professional activities, and supervisor attitudes. Discusses data implications for AAPC and ACPE noting especially the lack of female representation in the organizations, ambivalences in regard to professional identity, and the disparities related to personal psychotherapy as an adjunct to clinical training.
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