Abstract
This paper surveys the supervisory process with emphasis on the diverging views that have emerged. Countertransference, parallel process, and the role of the supervisor in supervision are highlighted. Other factors affecting the supervisory experience including the selection of which patients to present and the choice of supervisor are also discussed. The paper raises and attempts to answer a number of questions that elicit divergent viewpoints, and these divergent issues are then summarized.
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