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Clinical Supervision, Consultation, & Community Psychology
Introduces clinical supervision and consultation as distinct practices, covering theoretical frameworks, roles, legal/ethical/multicultural issues, and the theory and practice of community and consulting psychology.
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Understand the purpose and practice of clinical supervision in different settings and have knowledge of, and be able to describe common theoretical frameworks and models of clinical supervision.
Understand the roles and relationships related to clinical supervision and a developing awareness of how personal attitudes and values impact supervision.
Identify factors impacting the interpersonal relationship between supervisor and supervisee, and describe steps to promote development of an effective supervisory relationship.
Describe various supervision techniques and select appropriate techniques for use in different supervision situations.
Assess the needs of therapists in training and develop techniques to help students develop into competent clinical psychologists.
Understand the role and process of evaluation in the supervisory process, and be able to select or develop tools for evaluation.
Understand the legal, ethical, and multicultural issues associated with clinical supervision, and be able to apply ethical reasoning when presented with dilemmas in practice.
Understand of the theory and practice of community psychology.
Understand of the theory and practice of consulting psychology
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Introduction to supervision and consultation as unique practices. Focuses on purposes of clinical supervision and consultation, theoretical frameworks and models of supervision and consultation, the roles and relationships related to clinical supervision and consultation, and legal, ethical and multicultural issues associated with clinical supervision and consultation. Also includes skill development in building a working alliance with a supervisee; providing developmentally appropriate performance feedback; planning and communicating strategies to develop rapport and motivation to solve problems in clients; negotiation and mediation to reach consensus and move past barriers; understanding and appreciating the diverse cognitive, behavioral, and effective characteristics of supervisees; applying theoretical material to case presentations and related experiential activities.
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- Theoretical frameworks and models of supervision and consultation.
- Legal, ethical, and multicultural issues in clinical supervision and consultation.
- Theory and practice of community psychology.
- Theory and practice of consulting psychology.
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- Building supervisory alliances, providing developmental feedback, negotiating with supervisees, and managing diverse supervisee characteristics.
- Selecting and applying supervision techniques suited to specific clinical situations.
- Applying ethical reasoning to legal, ethical, and multicultural dilemmas in clinical supervision.
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Clinical Supervision, Consultation, & Community Psychology
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