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Supervision MDLCPC

Intro Foundation of Clinical Supervision

TermDefinition
Clinical Supervision The signature pedagogy of the mental health profession.
Key function of Supervision To provide oversight
Stagnation Stage Unawareness of deficiencies or difficulties
Confusion Stage Instability, disorganization, erratic fluctuations and disturbance
Integration Stage A new cognitive understanding, flexibility and personal security
Intervention skill competence confidence and ability to carry out therapeutic interventions
Assessment Techniques confidence and ability to conduct assessments
Interpersonal Assessment extends beyond the formal assessment and use of self for conceptualization
Client Conceptualization Diagnosis and therapist's understanding of patients factors on functioning
Individual Differences Understanding of ethnic and cultural influences on people
Theoretical Orientation The level of complexity and sophistication of the therapist's understanding of theory
Treatment plans and goals How the therapist plans to organize their efforts in working with clients
Professional Ethics How professional ethics intertwine with personal ethics
Facilitative Intervention Enables supervisee to retain some control
Cathartic Interventions that elicit affective reaction
Catalytic Open-ended questions intended to encourage self-exploration
Supportive Interventions that validate supervisee
Authoritative Intervention Provides more relational control by the supervisor
Prescriptive Giving advice and making suggestions
Informative Providing information
Confronting Pointing out discrepancies the supervisor observes
Created by: Counselor07
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