Clinical Supervision Courses
Help meet the demand for qualified clinical supervisors while earning 20 clinical CEUs.
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Clinical Supervision Four-Part Series
Fundamentals of Supervision: Part 1 & 2
This workshop will provide a brief overview of the history of supervision and will identify its role in meeting the current demands of the practice environment. The information supplied will be based on sound practice principals and will offer a comprehensive framework for understanding the administrative, educational and supportive functions of supervision. Discussion will center on the supervisory tasks of staff recruitment and retention, the management of workloads, task delegation and coordination, and worker performance, as well as the roles and responsibilities inherent in educational and supportive supervision. Specific phases in the development of the supervisor-supervisee relationship, learning patterns and styles, the parallel process, as well as supervisory and leadership styles will be identified and explored as two models for supervisory practice are discussed. Conflicts arising in supervision will be discussed and a framework for their resolution will be provided. Supervisory skills and techniques will be highlighted throughout.
Legal and Ethical Issues in Supervision: Part 3
During this presentation, the NASW Code of Ethics will be used as a guide to identify the values and ethical underpinnings of the profession that guide, support and direct supervisory practice. Difficulties associated with boundary violations, dual relationships, confidentiality, professional competence, duty to warn, informed consent, and fair evaluative practices will be discussed and highlighted with case examples. Supervisory liability (known as “vicarious liability”) will be explored. Strategies to minimize risk and liability will be discussed during a review of landmark cases and New Jersey law.
Cultural Competency in Supervision: Part 4
Using both experiential and theoretical approaches, broad themes of cultural competence will be covered as they relate to ethnicity, race, gender, age, sexual orientation, religious affiliation, physical and mental ability and social class. Through the use of small and large group exercises, participants will begin to recognize the assumptions, attitudes, biases and misconceptions that inhibit communication about cultural differences within the supervisory relationship. Factors that facilitate cultural awareness and competence, and a framework for their inclusion in supervision will be provided.Modern clinical supervision, highlighting the practice realities of each unique worker, will be discussed through the review of common moral and practice perplexities in supervision. This experiential workshop will aim to develop a series of guidelines to promote sound and modern clinical supervision through exploring strengths, promoting resiliency, and influencing not only the individual practitioner and his/her clients, but also the clinical supervisor, the agency, and the social work profession.Topics to be covered include: Characteristics of Effective Clinical Supervisors, Interactional Supervision, Parallel Process, Functions of Clinical Supervision, Role of Burnout Prevention, Phases of Clinical Supervision, Legal & Ethical Issues.
Presented by: Patricia O'Dell
Date: Friday, October 8, 2010 9:00am - 3:00pm
Friday, October 15, 2010 9:00am - 3:00pm
Friday, October 22, 2010 9:00am - 3:00pm
Friday, October 29, 2010 9:00am - 3:00pm
Location: NASW-NJ Chapter Office, Edison, NJ
Cost: Member - $275, Non-Member - $350, Gold Card Member - $250
Registration for Full Series:  if paying by credit card
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Clinical Supervision Courses are held approximately 4 times per year at various locations. New dates are published on line as they are scheduled. Check back here for new dates!
Refund Requests: All refund requests must be submitted in wiriting via mail to NASW-NJ Chapter or by clicking the following link: www.naswnj.org/displayemailforms.cfm?emailformnbr=130606 . NO REFUND REQUESTS WILL BE ACCEPTED VIA EMAIL OR PHONE.
Valid requests must be received within five days of course end date. All refunds are subject to a $25.00 processing fee. Credit will not be issued toward a future program date. Refund requests typically require 2-3 weeks processing time and will be issued as a check as is our policy.
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