PPT-A Person-Centered Approach to Clinical Supervision

Jamie Marich PhD LPCCS LICDCCS About Your Presenter LPCCS LICDCCS Ohio EMDRIAApproved Consultant OutcomesBased Training with the International Center for Clinical Excellence . DCP annual conference 2012. Helen Beinart. Oxford Institute of Clinical Psychology Training. Current context. Increased demand and uncertainty. Changes to job/employment security. Service impacts. Personal impacts. B. art . A. ndrews, PhD. CAPA Training Institute. June 23, 2014. Developmental Models. There are 3 stages of supervisor and supervisee development:. Stage 1- Naïve Enthusiasm. Stage 2- Trials and Tribulations. Pam Santon MSW RSW. Registered Marriage and Family Therapist. Registered Sex Therapist. Approved Supervisor AAMFT. My Objectives for Our Conversation. To underline the importance of supporting supervisee’s in their support of clients through competency-based supervisory practices. T. elepractice. Colette Edwards, M.A., CCC-SLP. The University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Overview of Presentation. Assuming that you have some knowledge of . telepractice. , telemedicine, or . Jill Lee-Barber, Ph.D. Georgia State University. Lakeisha Gantt, Ph.D. University of Georgia. Supervision & Training. Psychotherapy supervision can be one of the most rewarding professional activities for psychologists, counselors, and social workers.. Module A. What does it mean to be Person-centered. Click on the picture below to find out……. Think about yourself…... W. hat are the things that are important to you in your life? How do you make that happen for yourself? Do you rely on anyone else to make it happen?. James J. Colangelo, Psy.D., LMHC, CCMHC, ACS. Chair, Department of Counseling and Development. LIU Post. New York State . Requirements for Supervisors. A master’s of higher degree in counseling, or another field related to the field of counseling. Kenneth smith, . lcsw. , . lcas. , ccs. ksmithlcas@gmail.com. Learners will be able to define supervision and the roles of the supervisor/supervisee. Learners will be able to describe the ethical and legal issues involved with supervision. Achieving the . Right . Balance. Jennifer McCallister, MD. Internal Medicine/Pulmonary & Critical Care. John D. Mahan, M.D.. Pediatrics/Pediatric Nephrology. The OSU College of Medicine . Presenters. People with Dementia. Katie . Maslow. Institute of Medicine. Sheila L. . Molony. Connecticut Community Care, Inc. (CCCI). Feb. 13, 2014. Call Objectives. Participants will learn about:. Origin and current status of person-centered care for people with dementia in the U.S.. A . Christian integrative model. Terri S. Watson, Psy.D., ABPP. Learning objectives. Describe the relationship between the virtue of hope and the ethical principle of beneficence. Identify three supervision practices that cultivate hope in supervisees. NGA Conference 2013. Terry W. Hammond, . Esq. Orit . Simhoni. , PhD . 1. Sun. Oct 13, 2013 (3:45-5:00 pm) Breakout Session. We will describe non-adversarial and litigious strategies for person-centered discharge from facility to community. We review a class-action suit in which a person under guardianship is a plaintiff, asserting his right under ADA to live in the most appropriate integrated setting.. School Improvement Qualitative ResearchExamples of Special Topics: Peer Coaching, Qualitative Research, Staff Development, Andragogy, Law & The Clinical Psychologist, Law & the Special Educator, Tra TIMINGS AND HOUSEKEEPING. Group discussion on experiences (45 minutes). Thoughts on materials (45 minutes). Break. Experiential peer group session (1 hour). Quick break. Reflections and future actions .