This practical book de-mystifies supervision in speech and language therapy. Written from experience, it stresses the importance of conversation and gives detailed insights into different aspects of working as a supervisory SLT, how to build strong working relationships, along with an array of practical resources for practitioners.
The narrative reveals the untold experiences of women who played crucial roles in the Manhattan Project, utilizing a combination of interviews, written records, and photographs. It highlights their contributions, challenges, and the historical significance of their involvement in a pivotal moment of scientific and military history. Through these personal accounts, the book sheds light on the often-overlooked perspectives of these women, offering a deeper understanding of their impact on the project and society.