Embodied Resilience: Supervising/Mentoring during a Time of COVID-19, Black Lives Matter, and Climate Change

Authors

  • Dorothee E. Tripodi
  • Stephen C. Booth

Keywords:

mentoring, supervising, Black Lives Matter, Climate Chage, COVID-19

Abstract

The authors take on the task of addressing three of the most significant issues in our society today and how one functions as a mentor and supervisor.

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Vol. 41: Formation in a Time of Crisis - 2021

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ARTICLES

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