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On-Demand Workshops
Clinical Supervision
Skills for Developing Counsellors
$129.00
5
Continuing Education
Credit Hours (CEC)
Clinical supervision is a complex role that requires multiple skill-sets. In this role, the essential skills for supporting supervisees to develop in their clinical work are sometimes overlooked. This workshop focuses on the insights and tools that are necessary for supervisors to support other counsellors to grow in their ability to help others. The balance between supervision, administration, and performance evaluation will be discussed. Participants will also learn the tools for exploring complex issues such as ethics, culture, and power.
Trainer: Vicki Enns, MMFT, RMFT
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this workshop, participants should be able to:
- Define the role of clinical supervision and the elements of a supervision process
- Identify one’s own style of supervision
- List essential supervisor competencies
- Plan steps for supporting supervisees for development of their helping skills
- Select steps for guiding supervisees through ethical dilemmas and cultural sensitivity
- Describe a process for delivering effective performance reviews and feedback
Some of the Topics Reviewed
- Components of a Clinical Supervision Role
- The Elements of Supervision Process – Administrative, Educational, Supportive
- Supervision Style Assessment
- How to Adapt Your Style to Fit Supervisees
- Essential Supervisor Competencies
- Structure and Process of Supervision
- Learning and Supervision Contracts
- Ethics, Power, and Boundaries in Supervision
- Considering Steps for Diversity and Cultural Humility
- Facilitating Counsellor Development – Beginning, Intermediate, Advanced
- Giving Administrative and Performance Feedback
Target Audience
Define the role of clinical supervision and the elements of a supervision process, Identify one’s own style of supervision, List essential supervisor competencies, Plan steps for supporting supervisees for development of their helping skills, Select steps for guiding supervisees through ethical dilemmas and cultural sensitivity, Describe a process for delivering effective performance reviews and feedback
Trainer: Vicki Enns
MMFT, RMFT
Vicki is the Clinical Director of CTRI. In addition to her work with CTRI, Vicki has a private practice where she specializes in the area of trauma recovery for individuals, couples, and families. Vicki holds a Master of Marriage and Family Therapy degree and is an Approved Supervisor with the AAMFT and CAMFT. She believes that it is essential for helpers to continue learning and developing their self-awareness alongside evolving clinical skills. She is the editor and a contributing author of Counselling Insights and Counselling in Relationships books, and co-author of A Little Book About Trauma-Informed Workplaces. She is also the author or editor of many of CTRI’s training materials. Vicki is particularly gifted at creating a learning atmosphere that is collaborative and respectful, and which embraces diversity in personal identity, skills, and cultural perspectives. Read blogs written by Vicki here. Contact Vicki at: [email protected]
