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    The Art of Supervision in Social Care

    By J. G. Frye

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    Cultured people skills in all walks of life are essential, being in possession of such qualities can deliver wondrous benefits, none more so in the helping professions. Whether in war torn environments, dealing with aggressive individuals or just caring for those who need, quite simply, CARE. People who care I am attracted to, their empathy, and emotional intelligence, combined with knowledge, experience and acquired skills, when combined, can be a positive force to be reckoned with. This book covers many of the inherent and learned qualities required to be an effective and influential human being across life’s spectrum. Decision Making, Being Proactive, Communication Excellence, Adapting, Listening, Positive Mindset, Spatial Awareness etc., are all components of being an effective Supervisor and Leader both in and outside of the workplace. I hope you will enjoy this book, use it like a daily reference guide when executing your activities
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAustin Macauley Publishers
    Release dateMar 29, 2019
    ISBN9781528951333
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    The Art of Supervision in Social Care
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    J. G. Frye

    With a background in Performing Arts spanning 19 years, John stepped away from the spotlights and entered the commercial world, progressing rapidly to board level. It was during this milestone period that he applied his leadership and mentoring skills. Throughout his career, John loved writing. In 2004, John authored the Little Book of Self-Empowerment, and in 2009 he qualified as a Career Coach. In 2014, John realised that social care was becoming a growing concern in the NHS and undertook research to author a book in 2016 to highlight the attributes, leadership skills and supervision in delivering effective front-line social care.

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