(SUP 18)Clinical Supervision: Models, Role, Legal & Ethical, Cultural Competency, & Transference

Course overview

Topics included in this course are: Development Model of Supervision; The Role of Supervision in the Practice Environment; Clinical Supervision and Training; Clinical Supervision Contract; Reflective Practice in Supervision; Perspectives in Multicultural Counseling; Supervisee Self-Evaluation; Suicide-related Training; Responding to Client Sexual Behaviors; Effective Goal Setting in Supervision; Managing Difficulties in Supervision; Resistance in Supervisees; Considerations for Ethical Supervision; Supervision: Facilitating Therapist-Client Relationship; Overcoming Supervisor-Employee Relationship Conflicts; Skills for Empowering Subordinates; Encouraging Cognitive Development of Clinical Supervisees: Bloom's Taxonomy in Supervision; Solution-focused Strategies for Clinical Supervision; Reconstructing Clinical Supervisee Training; A Reflective Model of Counseling Clinical Supervision; Clinical Supervision: Lessons from the Literature; Cultural Factors in Clinical Supervision; Supervisee Perspectives of Multicultural Clinical Supervision; Getting the Most Out of Clinical Supervision: Strategies for Mental Health; Clinical Counselor-in-Training; Supervision Regarding Culturally Sensitive Treatment Approaches; Supervisee Discipline; The Substance Abuse Counselor; HIV, Confidentiality, and Duty to Protect; Treating Abused Children; Therapist Boundaries; Ethical vs. Legal, Walking the Tightrope; Confidentiality Boundaries for Self-Harming Clients; Concepts of Ethically Consulting Colleagues; Ethics & Controversy, HIPAA Hypocrisies; Confidentiality and Risk Avoidance Procedure; Boundaries Regarding Children; Confidentiality Protecting Strategies for Legal Subpoenas; Cultural Competency in Supervision; Cultural Competency in Supervision; Aggressive Behavior; Deculturation; Contact, Conflict, & Crisis for Hispanic Clients; Hispanic and Asian Clients; Multicultural Group Counseling; Introduction: Transference and Countertransference in Clinical Practice and Supervision; and Therapist Burnout.