Clinical Supervision Continued Education
Written for mental health professionals, the book The Empowerment Model of Clinical Supervision: A Roadmap through the Complexities of Community Mental Health (First Edition) serves current and future supervisors, supervisees, and mental health agency leaders by taking them on a journey through the evolution of supervision and by identifying the clinical leadership needs of mental health organizations today.
Supervisees, can you ask yourself "What do you want in a supervisor?"
Supervisors, do you know what role(s) you engage in with your supervisee? Is it effective?
Mental health agencies and leaders,…
…have you prepared your teams to navigate the complexities of mental health services including ethical dilemmas in supervision and therapist-client dynamics that can feel challenging and raise the risks of employee turnover and burnout?
Explore 33 vignettes that cover ethical dilemmas requiring navigation in the supervisory relationship including but not limited to mandated reporting, confidentiality, client resistance, client substance use, suicidal thoughts, inappropriate boundaries and more.
Identify the meaningful shift in supervision from older models to this modern model in support of limiting dual relationships and strengthening trust and growth in your supervisee.
Enhance your clinical supervision skills through personal and professional application of The Empowerment Model as an individual and within your organization or agency.
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TESTIMONIAL
“Most important of all, these Khara Croswaite Brindle and Christina Murphy have provided me and other clinical supervisors new ways of mentoring up therapists-in-training in subtle and not-so-subtle ways that feel respectful, authentic, and transparent - ways that ultimately empower new clinicians and foster collaborative relationships that, in turn, better serve our clients, our mental health professions, and ourselves.”
