Clinical supervision should foster growth—not fear. This post explores toxic clinical supervision practices like micromanagement, inconsistency, and abuse of power. Learn how clear contracts, ethical boundaries, and professional support can restore the integrity of this vital relationship
Understanding what makes a bad supervision contract can save you a lot of headaches and help establish a strong, productive supervisory relationship. Let’s break it down so you know exactly what to look for.
Good supervisor characteristics include support, clear guidance, and professional boundaries. Keep reading for 6 top traits for effective supervision.
Whether you’re a seasoned therapist or just starting out, understanding how to handle counselling problems and solutions is crucial to not only protect your license but also to ensure the best outcomes for your clients and supervisees.
Person-centered supervision can be a game changer. Ready to learn strategies and how you can incorporate them into your practice? Read more!
Everything you need to know about the clinical supervision checklist! Read more!
Knowing when and how to conduct a CBT supervision session is important for any clinical supervisor. Don’t settle for teaching CBT concepts and calling it CBT supervision. Level one and experienced supervisees alike will benefit when you are able to put on your teacher hat, break concepts down, and provide a structure. Â
Do you know who is responsible for your client records? Sure it’s obvious in your solo practice that the duty falls to YOU. But, what if you are a 1099 contractor in a big practice? This is especially important for clinical supervisors to know about their supervisees. Keep reading to find out how to ensure that you know who your records custodian is.
As counseling graduate students near the end of their program, they often wonder, “How do I get my LPC in Texas?” Dr. Fox tells us how. Keep reading!
What should graduate students know about clinical supervision? Graduate students who research what it takes to get a great supervisor will benefit now and for years to come. It’s important to remember your clinical supervisor is so much more than just someone who will sign off on your hours. They will become your mentor and friend, and invest in you throughout your career. Take the time and find a good one.