Which of the following BEST describes the benefit of peer supervision in social work practice?

The primary benefit of peer supervision is the reciprocal learning through the sharing of experiences. Peer supervision is based on the use of feedback to assist with selfdirected learning and evaluation. Peer supervision is not always associated with cost savings and this is not its biggest benefit if they do occur. In order for peer supervision to be effective, it should occur regularly and be scheduled, not just happen “on the fly.”