Clinical supervision

Altru Contributor:Charli DaviesCounsellor/Psychotherapist, EMDR Practitioner & Clinical Supervisorhttps://charlidavies.wixsite.com/counselling

New clinical supervisors can make these common mistakes: over-utilizing counseling skills, not using a supervision model, and not creating a supervision contract. Learn how to easily avoid these mistakes and get your career in counselor supervision off to a great start.

Regular clinical supervision is a crucial part of ensuring safe and effective therapy practice, and it supports ongoing professional development for therapists, counsellors and healthcare professionals. It’s a chance to explore new ideas, perspectives, and approaches to therapy, and it should leave you feeling energised and confident in your work.

Use these steps to ensure you orient a new therapist supervisee to your supervision process and initiate a collaborate relationship. Plus, grab a free clinical supervision onboarding checklist. | Family Therapy Basics

A question heard frequently in private practice is how do we stay on top of paperwork when our passion is engaging the client in doing meaningful work? What if clinical documentation supports them in getting additional resources such as disability or explores reunification with their children? When

Reflective practice is a powerful tool for learning and growth in clinical supervision. Discover three effective ways to incorporate reflective practice into your professional journey. Dive into our blog post for practical tips and insights. #ClinicalSupervision #ReflectivePractice #ProfessionalGrowth

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Clinical supervisors are lifelines for therapists. As a newly graduated therapist seeking licensure, my supervisors guided me in theory, practice, self-of-the-therapist matters, and more. I not only felt competent once I received my license, I felt confident . I decided to become an AAMFT-Approved