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周玉真(民 87)：短期諮商問題焦點的概念化過程---時效諮商簡介。諮商與輔導，150期，21-24頁。
施香如(民 85)：諮商督導過程的建構：循環發展督導模式之分析研究。國立彰化師範大學輔導研究所博士論文。徐世琛(民 83)：美國諮商督導員的資格與督導管理。輔導季刊，第30卷第1期，17-19頁。陳金燕(民 79)：與其評鑑不如落實督導制度。輔導月刊，第26卷第9、10期，8-12頁。
許韶玲(民 86)：諮商理論的發展趨勢：現況與困境。輔導季刊，第33卷第3期，29-41頁。許維素(民 82)：督導關係初探(上)。諮商與輔導，第94期，5-10頁。
許維素(民 82)：督導關係初探(下)。諮商與輔導，第95期，6-11頁。
許維素等(民 87)：焦點解決短期心理諮商。台北：張老師出版社。
梁翠梅(民85)：諮商督導員訓練效果之研究--以台灣區家庭教育服務中心義務督導員為例。國立彰化師範大學輔導研究所博士論文。鄭麗芬(民86)：循環發展模式督導歷程中受督導諮商員知覺經驗之分析研究。國立彰化師範大學輔導研究所博士論文。蕭文、施香如(民84)：循環發展的諮商督導模式建立之芻議。輔導季刊，第31卷第2期，34-40頁。二、 英文部分
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