Abstract
A survey of thirty-three family training programs in the United States was conducted to determine the current prevalence and methods used in the practice of live supervision. Information regarding specific issues encountered in live supervision was also obtained. Results indicate that live supervision has become pervasive in family therapy training, while playing a more central role in private institute than at universities. Possible rcasons for the adove findings are discussed.
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