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Clinical Supervision: Combining Outcomes and Process
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OUTLINE
I: Clinical Supervision Issues: a. What Supervisees Want b. The Importance of Setting, Role & Personality c. Common Factors in All “Talk” Methods d. Four Things We Should Never Forget
II. A Simple Model For Service Provision 1. Engage 2. Assess 3. Focus 4. Determine 5. Intervene 6. Monitor
III. Stuck Points – Common Problems in Service Provision 1. Behavior 2. Relationships 3. Attitudes/Beliefs
IV: What To Recommend When Things Get Stuck a. Resolving Behavioral Stuck Points b. Resolving Relationship Stuck Points c. Resolving Attitude/Belief Stuck Points d. What To Do When Nothing Works
V: Common Issues Which Affect Clinical Work a. Professional Motivation and Status Differences b. Predetermined Clinical and Social Beliefs c. When The Supervisor Also Hires and Fires d. Cooperating With Staff From Other Agencies e. Services Ordered By Others
Goal: Participants will learn how to provide clinical supervision services.
Objectives: 1. Participants will learn how to teach supervisees a simple model of service provision.
2. Participants will learn how to teach supervisees what to do with specific problems that clients present.
3. Participants will learn how to teach supervisees how to handle situations which don’t go as planned.
4. Participants will learn how to teach supervisees to be sensitive to issues which affect how professionals provide service.
Methods: Written Text, Case Presentation, Post Test, Resource List
Author: Jim Heisel, LISW-S LICDC is the owner of Heisel and Associates, a business which serves the social services field by providing professional education to social workers, counselors, chemical dependency counselors, psychologists, rehabilitation counselors, school counselors, marriage and family therapists and employee assistance professionals. Heisel and Associates sponsors up to 68 days of professional workshops each year in Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky and has performed workshops in 17 different states.
Jim Heisel has been a professional trainer since 1984. He specializes in providing workshops on adolescents, addicted people, couples, families, brief treatment methods and professional ethics. Mr. Heisel has performed over 600 workshops. Additionally Mr. Heisel has been an adjunct lecturer at the University of Cincinnati and Xavier University. He has taught over 35 college courses. He is known for practical, informative and highly entertaining. |
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