BILL: So, we have a good sense of your background and experience. Gene and I had a good relationship. AL: I have reservations about how useful information from clients might be. I need to assure the board of directors that we're doing a better job, that the legal concerns of last year have been addressed. There are different models of clinical supervision, and the model that is right for you will depend on your needs and preferences. And they invite over a bunch of people from the 12-Step group. At the training, I learned of a system where a supervisor would spend about 3 hours a week supervising her counselors. Take a look at the video below to hear about the benefits supervision has had for some of our registrants. After all, I do have my M.S.W. I certainly don't seek any personal gain from our time together. This is often the result of: Staff shortages; increased workload; Lack of teaching skills; Staff feeling threatened by nursing students (Davey, 2003). Master Supervisor Note: A Level 1 supervisor might respond angrily here. This entails relying on group clinical supervision and direct observation through audio- or videotaping or live supervision. So what are you proposing we do? How do you deal with negative feelings about a supervisee? I also need supervision to meet the requirements for licensure as a social worker. You and I have had a great relationship over these past few years. There's one more thing I would like to address before we stop today: how we proceed. (Glickman, Gordon and Ross-Gordon, 2014, pp. It helps in transmitting knowledge, skills, customs and values, all of which are essential in the development of an individual. So, the question is: What's the difference between seeing people in recovery at meetings, such as your sponsees or your sponsor, and relating to clients active in treatment at our agency whom you encounter at a meeting? I'm willing to stick my neck out if you're willing to give me feedback on what you see on the videotape. Simply because a person is a good counselor does not qualify them to be a supervisor. [Laughter.] Person is active participant throughout learning process. Not all how-tos will apply in every situation, but this information can be adapted to meet the specific needs of your case. [Jonathan and Ella summarize the advantages of a model for clinical supervision that includes workforce development and a means to implement evidence-based practices, address risk-management issues and vicarious liability, create consistency within the agency, minimize reactivity, address accreditation issues, and support counselor wellness.]. June 2016 endobj AL: Maybe it would be better if I saw tapes of others doing counseling first. The focus is on how issues may affect client care, the conceptualization of the client problems and counseling process, and accomplishment of client goals. Until now, staff has received primarily consultation and support with case management. The key question you need to return to is How is this personal issue affecting your job performance? This prevents you from becoming the counselor's counselor and turning supervision into therapy. So what are you proposing, and what will it cost? ELOISE: Can it be that I took advantage of her because of my own need to be a mother figure in someone's life? When you've been doing a good job and you know that what you're doing works, it's hard to take on something new that you're uncomfortable with. So, perhaps we can sit together as a group and think about what needs to be different. So I'm sure I can learn something from her. The criteria and methods of evaluation and outcome measures. BILL: Yes. So, if you are struggling with a case or feeling burned out, your supervisor can offer guidance and support. According to Linda Smith, a supervisor at the Ground Round (a local restaurant), all qualities are very important to her success as a manager at a restaurant establishment. This is sorely lacking for most supervisors, at least initially. LARRY: We do good treatment. Dual qualities are inevitable in certain communities. January 2017 Possible disadvantages to participants: You may have more health visits than you would have with your regular personal doctor. The worst mistake you can make as a new supervisor promoted from within is to try to take the reins of leadership abruptly and without consideration of staff reaction to your promotion. We have good credibility out there. What do you think? ], This vignette illustrates how a clinical supervisor can justify a system of supervision, along with time and resource allocations, to agency administrators in the light of recent pressures from the administration to increase billable hours. But, I want that process to unfold together. We use a similar model for our licensed therapists in order to support their connectedness and growth. I felt I could trust her because I knew where she was coming from. January 2020 Come on in. %PDF-1.5 Finally, I want to spend a little time talking about where we go from here and how we are going to make the implementation process as smooth as possible. I feel like we're heading in the right direction. 'Z_$W)I]uU:[gq V5c^(|QMVnmV&;gYNS 4:10mins. The nature . What are the ramifications and costs if we don't?. The cost benefit for implementing a supervision system, addressing: What's in it for the agency? I'd like to use the barbeque as an example to discuss. I think we're both concerned about that issue. Master Supervisor Note: It would be easy for Kate at this point to triangulate the communication, making Gene and Susan the bad guys. However, Kate skillfully identifies Maggie's feelings, provides self-reflection on how she'd feel if in a similar situation, without polarizing the process and the others involved. [A discussion follows about these mentors and how Betty benefited from their teaching.]. Enrolling in a course lets you earn progress by passing quizzes and exams. What action treats everyone fairly? The following are steps to ethical decisionmaking: Recognize the ethical issues by asking whether there is potentially something harmful personally, professionally, or clinically. Though clearly worried, Juanita did not elaborate, and Melissa did not pursue the questioning. Several of my clients were alcoholics, my first introduction to substance abuse. BILL: That sounds good. Barriers included a lack of time, space and trust. Margie's approach is to be a positive, supportive coach and to encourage Betty to begin the professional development and training required to be a supervisor. The goal of our supervision time is to help you to be the best counselor possible. The advantages and disadvantages of group supervision compared with individual supervision Source publication +9 EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY WORK IN CHILDREN'S CENTRES: A REALISTIC EVALUATION OF. For an effective supervision, a supervisor should be given complete control over his work unit. When teachers begin to question their own choices, the children will begin to see that and act accordingly., The only reason I did this, was because my principal knew I needed help and wanted for the students to learn, but also for me to grow. ELOISE: I feel bad that I wasn't being very professional with her and my own needs came out. Some agencies don't do much direct observation of staff, but we've found it very helpful for a number of reasons. What do you think? WALT: Okay. I know that you're concerned that taking on something new could, at least initially, potentially interrupt the normal flow you have with clients. Advantages. WALT: There are different methods that we can use, besides videotaping, that might work better for some clients or situations. First, I'd like to have an advanced trainer come in and provide several days more of training that particularly addresses the needs and concerns of the staff. Also, I want a few weeks or a month of breaking in time before any changes are made. BILL: You mentioned that Jackie was a good supervisor. It might be helpful for us to talk to an agency that uses MI and ask how they did it. To help the counselor and the supervisor differentiate between therapy and supervision, the supervisor needs to continually ask him- or herself, What does this have to do with your counseling functions? Often counselors may lack the confidence in themselves to step forward. MARGIE: Really. For further descriptive information on levels of counselors and supervisors, see Part 1, chapter 1, pp. Business is always up and down, peoples availability changes constantly, new people are hired and let go, and sometimes even seniority comes into question. Master Supervisor Note: Notice how Ella is well prepared for her presentation to Jonathan, providing a rationale in language and terms that appeal to administrators: concerns about liability, credentialing of personnel as mandated by the State, staffing needs and turnover, and billable hours. And, quite honestly, I regret that I didn't go back to school and finish my degree years ago, if that's required for a supervisory job. 3. STAN: Great observation. What strategies worked well with the mentee, and which ones didn't? We may decide that MI works better with some client populations than others. Increases ability for professional collaboration and the use of communication tools. While conducting the observation, the mentor will record data in the form of a transcript or other notes about what plays out in the course of the lesson. Note the Level 3 approach, not to confront the statement by Larry but to find a working alternative. The following elements might be included: The purpose, goals, and objectives of supervision. November 2018 [Bill and Jan continue to discuss her experience with supervision, what worked best, what she found most useful and supportive.]. How To Implement a Clinical Supervision System. We will see the scope and the focus of how you want to shape your career as it moves on. There has been a lot of discussion at all levels about this. An error occurred trying to load this video. In mentorship, the mentee asks questions, shares concerns, and observes a more experienced professional in a safe learning environment. March 2020 Administrative staff are most likely to be concerned about some of the issues noted below: Legal and ethical requirements for supervision, such as vicarious liability, scope of competence and practice requirements, and recent court rulings requiring clinical supervision. In most organizations, an employee's use of the EAP is not the concern of the supervisor. For some mentees, they will immediately see the patterns, and understand the areas they need to address in their teaching practice. Purpose: To summarize the literature regarding the effect of clinical supervision on patient and educational outcomes, especially in light of the recent (2010) Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education report that recommends augmented supervision to improve resident education and patient safety. "The power of education extends beyond the development of skills we need for economic success. In this blog post, we will discuss what clinical supervision is and how to find a qualified supervisor who meets your needs. One of the benefits of clinical supervision is that it can help you improve your clinical skills. Supervisor should be provided with an adequate . LARRY: Maybe Jaime can do the MI stuff and I can do my 12-Step facilitation. We've minimized some of our legal risk. It's due in 3 weeks. We have great respect for our counselors and their skills and also understand that we have a legal and ethical obligation to supervise, for the well-being of the clients. STAN: Okay, that might be reasonable. I think videotaping a session or having a supervisor sit in will make the clients nervous, too. I will then run those changes up the flagpole with the director and do what needs to be done to bring about the changes we deem necessary. To show how a new supervisor handles the potential conflict of her promotion over others with whom she has worked. It requires another body of knowledge and skills to be a supervisor. What is the risk? Recently, we discussed her views on the advantages and disadvantages of being a supervisor. You can find more information about our expectations and requirements for registration renewal on our CPD webpages here. That really doesn't feel very good, like not being valued. To show the start of a discussion on an IDP. Below are some examples of the benefits that supervision can have for your professional practice. MELISSA: So, not only are you working with more complex clients but you also have a higher caseload than you had not so long ago. To explore a system in which the supervisor can balance management and administrative duties, maintain a clinical caseload, conduct training, and perform other duties as assigned. Supervisors might need to provide additional time for close supervision of trainees, interns, or counselors needing specific attention. That's part of a supervision contract that we work on together. Clinical supervision systems need the support of staff at all levels of management and in a manner they will understand: how it will benefit them, the agency, and the clients. I was nervous coming into this meeting, given how this all unfolded. I hope you'll observe from your perspective how the supervision is developing, and give me feedback on the relationship, the process, and the outcomes from your point of view. During the class she learned the importance of making a reasonable effort to supervise, and the legal and ethical obligations of the agency to supervise. So, perhaps we can discuss the skills we have as a team and how to proceed. A session for clinical staff should be held (12 hours duration), explaining the rationale for supervision, the policies, procedures, techniques, and expectations of supervision. endstream endobj startxref 2. O~0xg@ c=F0%3Dl sA/%%;{;x=CKT=,0 ,Up3>r\g:Hx7FA+`bx @- I am the mother she never had. Supervisors or managers must have good qualities, be responsible for many things, and be able to set a good example for several groups of people. And just like the mentee, the mentor needs to decide the next steps they should take to continue to improve their teaching practices. That's what this agency is founded on, and that's what we stood for all these years. MARGIE: Another way to look at your contribution to clients and legacy in counseling might be in the fancy word used by Erik Ericson, who spoke of generativity: getting to a stage of life when you want to give something over to the next generation of people to follow you. Third, let's focus on how we can keep the strengths you have with your clients and be sure they don't get lost in the transition process. 8 Conclusion 9 A Word From Therapy Mantra What Does Clinical Supervision Mean? I understand that you were interested in the position. [Laughter.]. May 2022 While supervision is not a substitute for reflection, it can support this process by providing you with important time and space to reflect on your work to identify things that have gone well, or not so well, and areas that you could potentially improve on. Inaneffort to give the reader afoundation for understanding different supervision models, this article highlights information gathered from avariety of I understood when I took this position that you do an excellent job of providing training opportunities for staff, something I really liked about the organization. Clinical supervision is a Each vignette provides an overview of the agency and of the backgrounds of the supervisor and other individuals in the dialog. It relies on an elusive set of skills from both education and legal practice. Are we better off than we were a year ago? But the courses only gave brief reference as to how to work with and supervise counselors who last week were her peers. The study treatment or medicine may not make you feel better. Traditionally, clinical supervision has been more aligned to working within psychological therapies. I value and trust the work that we do. Both have, in the last year, expressed some resistance to undertaking a new treatment approach when they were required to attend MI basic training. Even though we took the right action, we need to be mindful of our vicarious liability for what our staff does. Agencies might benefit from adapting aspects of these models. The director offered to sit in on the meeting, but Kate declined, feeling that she would rather discuss the promotion and changes alone with Maggie and Kevin first. I'd also like you to introduce the program at our next all-staff meeting. He made me really stretch and taught me some invaluable lessons I still remember. Show respect for counselors and for the experience each brings. JONATHAN: The last time we met you were to look at how to improve the quality of our counseling and design a new plan for supervision. In this paper, the concept of clinical supervision is unpacked against the more familiar term 'instructional supervision' so I don't think there's any problem. The supervision session then turns to the future needs of the agency and how Margie and Betty can be part of the evolving future. Participants meet in six 3-day sessions during the year. If I need a day off for personal reasons, I'll schedule them in advance from now on. She likes to set a good example for anyone who may achieve a supervisory position in their future by doing things the proper way and making sure everything runs smoothly on a day-to-day basis. MARGIE: Yes, it would be part of your IDP. You've been supportive of that. JAN: Again, I never really thought about that. After all, you know what a cynic I am. Some of the time is observation, and the rest is individual and group supervision. ELOISE: I understand, but part of my recovery program is being in touch with other people in recovery, other people from meetings, like Alicia. Recently a colleague asked, What do you do in [group] supervision, actually? Great question! We were really sensitive to suicidal symptoms and documentation of issues. ELOISE: I don't want to do the wrong thing, Stan, to hurt her. <>/Font<>/ProcSet[/PDF/Text/ImageB/ImageC/ImageI] >>/Annots[ 8 0 R] /MediaBox[ 0 0 595.32 841.92] /Contents 4 0 R/Group<>/Tabs/S/StructParents 0>> Keeping your knowledge and skills up to date and relevant to your scope of practice is crucial to ensure you continue practising safely and effectively. Methods of clinical supervision were obtained by Morris Cogan and Robert Goldhammer in Harvard around 1960's. Methods of clinical supervision were clarified as: The major implication for clinical practice is supervisors should interact with teachers in the manner that teachers, as individuals, learn best. - Definition & Laws, What Is a Primary Care Physician? I just want my Latino clients to get good care and for their treatment needs to be respected. If you are experiencing difficulty at work, more information about how to manage stress and what resources are available can be found on our health and wellbeing pages here. Master Supervisor Note: Note that Melissa doesn't ask Juanita to report back to her about using the EAP. We can retreat into professional white coats and separate ourselves emotionally from clients. (p. 5) At the same time, however, we adhere to a more traditional "master- degree with 6 years of work experience. Beginning direct observation of her counseling sessions within 23 months with monthly videotaping and discussion of a session. ELOISE: She doesn't call me or come see me. I've enjoyed our collegial relationship. The clinical supervision model, while it has variations, tends to follow the same pattern. WALT: It's been my experience that almost everybody has some initial reservations about direct observation, but at the same time nearly everyone finds it beneficial, too. December 2020 So let's start there. I'd like to hear your ideas about where you see that line for you. lessons in math, English, science, history, and more. [The session ends with a group decision to move forward in their clinical supervision.]. You may spend more money than usual for traveling for the visits, special medicines and medical tests that are not covered by your health insurance. GLORIA: That's a good question about implementation. GLORIA: So you see the value of implementing an EBP approach such as MI as long as it stays close to our 12-Step roots. When it comes to your actual presentation, you can do the outline and slides and we can discuss your ideas. And I'm excited that you want to move up. You sound like a business person. In her position, she needs to make sure a wide variety of tasks are set in place to be completed. So, what do you think you need to do now? Answer (1 of 5): Clinical psychology is a field of psychology that involves the assessment, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of mental disorders and psychological distress. What are our counselors actually doing behind closed doors? I'll call the EAP this afternoon. I just want you to know that that's not me. November 2019 It is tempting for clinical supervisors to focus on the personal issues of staffafter all that's what they do for a living. JONATHAN: Are you sure you didn't get an M.B.A. somewhere along the way? How the taped material will be stored and destroyed after use. How To Ask Questions in Ethical Decisionmaking. LARRY: Well, Gloria, we've had the MI training, and I like its focus on active listening, the attention it gives to the relationship and respect for the client's perspective. MARGIE: I hope you continue working here. @H$H1@ Y Master Supervisor Note: At times a supervisor might feel caught in the middle, representing policies and procedures coming down from funding sources, yet posing implementation difficulties. I'm going to make mistakes. September 2017 Requires monitoring of client care and facilitating professional training. What direct observation did you have? She also has a managerial style that needs to soften a bit. I try to meet the clients where they are and focus my therapeutic approach to meet their needs. Therefore I believe that to teach students the curriculum effectively while also sharing the love of math is to provide appropriate notes and examples but as well as including task that involve student exploration, technology, and engaging information., Another thing that may be considered a critical issue in todays schools could be parent teacher rapport. Second, we're now required by the State to eventually have all counseling staff be certified addiction counselors. [After brief introductions, the discussion begins about what will occur in supervision.]. ELOISE: Yes, but she just stops by when she's here. I like the clients, my colleagues, and this agency. In what way might this go beyond a personal issue to the agency, the profession? In some cases, instead of videotaping (it may not be appropriate to videotape some clients), the supervisor would sit in on the actual session and observe. In Asian cultures, it is not uncommon for a client to ask the counselor personal questions as a means of establishing trust. The goal is personal growth and development, self-exploration, becoming a better person. CARRIE: I remember the good supervision I had in my M.S.W. I've wanted to do more counseling, moving out of running DWI groups and doing assessments. Some of the key benefits of clinical supervision include: improved patient care through increased knowledge and skills reduction in stress levels and complaints, and an increase in staff morale increased confidence and a reduction in burnout and emotional strain increased knowledge and awareness of potential solutions to clinical problems Perhaps we can discuss that relationship and the impact of seeing her outside the agency at functions. This means we need to regularly check our work with others who can help us consider ethical and legal issues and catch ourselves before we go off course. As you progress into a supervisory role, you have the potential of affecting even more clients and staff, as you train and supervise counselors. They work very hard and for long hours. Some of the common elements of clinical supervision include: In conclusion, clinical supervision is an important process that can help clinicians improve their skills and knowledge. [Together, Juanita and Melissa watch the tape, cued to the segment about clients actively drinking while in treatment. And I'm swapping that for new tasks. She started as a server at the Ground Round about thirty years ago, and about ten years into her job she was offered a higher position as a supervisor. North Carolina Addiction Fellows Program (http://www.fellowshiphall.com/training.php). As we learned, clinical supervision of teachers was a concept formed in the 1960s and followed the model used by doctors and other medical professionals. It is important for Stan to help her be more aware in future situations with similar clients and dynamics. Despite its numerous advantages which supervisors have it has several limitations when it is used. If the student can sense this and/or has caused this unfortunate circumstance, it will need to be resolved before learning can take, According to AHIMA (2015) these programs were developed to teach health care professionals what were not taught in medical schools concerning organization of healthcare records and completing documents in a timely manner. JONATHAN: Some of the distinction between case management and clinical supervision will hopefully become clearer to me and staff as we implement the system. That goes right to the bottom line. x=rF?Q` `&If\*vv2 S MiEJ// S.$>[?_|~UWW)n/_++TY]x\|qo/__VaX__n72o|? We fund professional development as much as possible. GLORIA: There are several different ways we can approach the implementation. A supervisor should be supplied with full information and knowledge on all matters affecting the working of his work unit. JAN: Well, I haven't thought about that yet. These units of supervision are non-negotiable, mandated structures put in place to support clinicians who are not yet licensed and are practicing under their supervisors license. I'd benefit from your reflections. When presenting a proposal for a clinical supervision system to senior administrators, it is wise to: Use terms and language that apply and appeal to administrators, Be prepared with facts and figures (e.g., the CSAT Manpower Study), Be clear, direct, and succinct; most administrators value clarity, directness, and results-oriented presentations, State clearly the goals, objectives, timelines, and costs for the system and have the data to support them. Failure for the student nurse to gain enough clinical experience. JUANITA: I know I've missed a couple of sessions, but I called. The development of the clinical supervision relationship between supervisee and supervisor is key for your growth and development as a counselor, and may be challenging at times. I thought that's what we were doing. Recall when you were in the counselor's role and perhaps how you experienced resistance to change in supervision. Master Supervisor Note: It is important for supervisors to take into account cultural variables that might affect clinical relationships, such as differences in ethnic, religious, and geographic factors and their impact on the counselorclient relationship. But that turns counseling into a sterile activity, and we're detached and removed from their pain. May 2018 BILL: Generally I meet each counselor individually for an hour each week. If you are a mental health professional, you will likely need to receive clinical supervision at some point in your career. This has a direct impact on our bottom line if we retain clients in treatment longer. JAN: So, everyone must have supervision and observation? [Jan explains her work experience in her internship.]. [Long pause while Kevin and Maggie wait for Kate to proceed.]. We teach one another. We want to have an integrated supervision system, one that includes reviewing cases together; periodic review of our files, such as client progress notes and treatment plans; training that meets the needs of a variety of staff; and review of our client evaluation surveys. MELISSA: That is an option. GLORIA: That's a really excellent point. Advantages and Disadvantages of the Five Teaching Strategies. JAIME: I think we work well together and we seem to have good stable funding that allows us to maintain the quality of care we offer to our clients. hb```f``Rf`( @: !j(1OA[# a9LYqvUlF0f0DAAf f TdY039s``7k8pd`L@ .>@ ,^/ Online and blended learning methods are growing exponentially in use in higher education and the systematic evaluation of these methods will aid understanding of . 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