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Humility isn’t weakness in supervision, it’s competence. When supervisors can name the limits of their knowledge without defensiveness or shame, they create a learning environment where supervisees can be honest, reflective, and accountable.

bell hooks reminds us that learning is a shared process. Supervision is no different. Humility strengthens the supervisory relationship, supports ethical practice, and makes space for growth on both sides.

This is Day 5 of a 5-day Supervision Mini-Series for social workers, therapists, and clinical supervisors who want to build grounded, relational, anti-oppressive supervision practices that truly develop clinicians.

Topics in this video:
• humility in supervision
• clinical supervision skills
• reflective practice
• relational learning
• anti-oppressive supervision
• supervision ethics

Series Playlist:
Day 1 - The Myth of the All-Knowing Supervisor
Day 2 - Dialogue Is Where Learning Happens
Day 3 - Epistemic Humility (Made Simple)
Day 4 - When You Don’t Know the Answer
Day 5 - Humility as a Supervision Skill