By
downloading either or both of the PDF files below you agree that you
will not change the forms, nor distribute them on your own, and that
you will always include the copyright notice and the credit notice with
my contact information at the bottom of the form. I grant you the right
to make photocopies of the form and to use them for personal use to
document your Post-Doc or Psychological Residency Hours. If
my
forms inspire you, go ahead and create your own forms using the Tables
feature of any word processor. I also ask that if you have any comments
or suggestions to improve the forms, that you write to me. I reserve
the right to change either form and anything about this site, and even
to remove it without prior notice. You also agree that I bear no
liability for any use or misuse of either form, or for any
miscalculations you may make of your hours. I hope the forms
are
helpful to you.
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Lawrence
J. Levy, Psy.D.
Email: dr.levy@levypsychology.com
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The
two supervision hours documentation forms are downloadable by clicking
on the pictures of Sigmund and Albert to
the right. By
clicking on Sigmund Freud, you may download Supervision Form B. Albert
Ellis will yield Supervision Form A. They were created using
Corel WordPerfect using the Tables
feature. I then published them in PDF format. I
modified them recently using OpenOffice. You could
design
similar forms using the Tables feature of any Word Processor
software. If you do not have
Adobe
Reader, here is a link so you can
download it. I no
longer use WordPerfect. Lately, I actually have begun to use Google
Documents www.google.com/documents.
I
began using Form A at the start of my Post-Doc, and ended up using Form
B, which I actually preferred.
The
forms I am sharing represent a few hours work. Sending them out and
creating this webpage to distribute them required a few hours work.
If
you use my forms and you find benefit from them in any way, I would
like to ask that you make a donation to the OpenOffice.org. I think a
donation of $5-$7 is appropriate.
Here is their link for donations:
http://contributing.openoffice.org/donate.html
OpenOffice.org
distributes a FREE Office Software Suite, including a really good Word
Processor, Presentation Software which can read Power Point files, nice
Spreadsheet software, and some other utilities. Check the
prices
for Corel WordPerfect and Microsoft Word, and then try out the Open
Office package. Here is the website to download it.
Click
on this: http://www.openoffice.org/
Then
when you get there, click on the graphic that says, get Open Office,
and follow the instructions. It really is quite easy to download it,
and it is FREE. For that reason, I ask that you make a token
donation to OpenOffice.org.
If
for any reason you would like to have an option to whom you will donate
in exchange for my forms, please go to the Electronic Freedom
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I ask that you make a $5 to $7 donation to either of those two
organization if you use my forms and find them beneficial.
I
chose those two organizations because they benefit all users of the
Internet, and because both support the principle of sharing data and
software. Also, the Open Office product really is nice and it
has
saved me money, since it can create a file which is
compatible
with Word and Word Perfect.
After
having viewed the oranges in the background, do you
feel thirsty or hungry?
After
re-doing my website and staring at the background for awhile, I decided
to pour
myself a tall cold glass of Florida orange juice, the kind
with orange pulp. Delicious! Aren't you thirsty?
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