SUPERVISOR BEWARE ETHICAL DANGERS IN SUPERVISION

Course overview

Course Description This course is based upon a journal article written by a social worker who also practices in the area of professional counseling. The author uses a familiar framework, therapeutic relationships, to describe the pitfalls and potential problem areas for clinical supervision. The review covers everything from performance evaluations to dual relationships and provides an outline for guiding the supervisor in making tough ethical decisions and maintaining their professionalism. This article is well written and easy to read. It is a review of what you already know but may have forgotten as well as a few new perspectives on supervision. This course is an excellent reference for social work supervisors. It is also useful for other professionals in mental health who do supervision as the principles of good supervision are rather universal. Clinical social workers, psychiatric nurses, psychologists, professional counselors, drug counselor, and marriage and family therapists can benefit from this course on supervision. This course is appropriate for intermediate and advanced level practitioners who wish to develop their knowledge of and clinical skills in supervision. Author Dewane, LCSW, DEd, BCD Learning Objectives This course will provide the practitioner with detailed information regarding stress in America. Specifically, a professional will: Recognize areas of ethical concern for supervisors Identify major sources of malpractice claims Distinguish strategies for resolving ethical dilemmas in supervision visit us on the web for unlimited ceu courses one full year of access to any online courses for only $137