This course does not offer CE Credits. The same course is available for purchase and offers 3 CE hours for behavioral health clinicians. See "related products" below.
Throughout grad school and beyond most of what we are taught in this industry is theory and then trial and error. We learn the theory of an intervention and then are expected to just know how to do it in the room. We tape our session using the skill and then get feedback from a supervisor. But we are just throwing darts blindfolded! We often don’t get to see someone actually use the skill, or if we do - we are watching some of the masters from ages ago! So much of what we do is done privately and confidentially - and rightfully so… but we need a better way to help train our industry in the HOW of what we do. Especially - how we do supervision!
This course is great for new supervisors, or clinicians who are getting ready to become supervisors. This course will give you an opportunity to see different styles of supervision and watch how they play out during the training. Supervisors and clinicians will be able to witness and explore options for making changes for how they navigate supervision in their own practices. Evidence shows that we learn in a variety of ways. Being taught by example often solves some of the frustrations that come with guessing or trying to figure things out on our own! This is a great opportunity to actually see what happens behind the door of a supervision office!
This workshop is for supervisors or those considering becoming supervisors.
This is a non-interactive, self-study course.
Instruction consists of 3 hours of video instruction and a course evaluation.
From the time of registration, you have six months to access the coursework.
Upon completion of this training, professionals will be able to do the following:
Learning objectives
- Describe at least three styles of supervision sessions
- Compare supervision intervention styles
- Examine and modify their style of supervision as needed
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Dr. Tara Sanderson, PsyD, MBA
Dr. Sanderson is a Licensed Psychologist in Oregon, owner of a group practice, a Clinical supervisor for Residents and Associates, an entrepreneur, course creator, podcaster and an author. As a clinician, Dr. Sanderson loves working with and talking about Anxiety, OCD, Perfectionism and burnout. As a trainer and supervisor Dr. Sanderson's heart lies in training up and empowering interns and pre-licensed folks. She teaches courses in how to start a private practice, and how to have interns in your practice and more!
This course does not offer CE credits, just great content.
The same course is available for purchase and offers 3 CE hours for behavioral health clinicians. See "related products" below.
Participants may request a printed version of their certificate of attendance to be delivered by mail. A shipping/handling fee of $6.95 will be charged per request. Shipping internationally may require an additional charge.
This is a non-interactive, self-study course.
To receive your certificate of attendance you must complete the course in its entirety.
To complete a Training Video Course, one must register, log in, select the My Courses option from the menu items, click the Course Title, attend to the video content, and complete the course evaluation, then claim the certificate of attendance.
You can download or print your certificate of attendance by logging into your account, navigating to the course by selecting the My Courses option from the menu items, clicking the Course Title, scrolling to the Certificate of Attendance section, and clicking on the Certificate of Attendance link to either download it or print it.
Participants may request a printed version of their certificate of attendance to be delivered by mail. A shipping/handling fee of $6.95 will be charged per request. Shipping internationally may require an additional charge.
Directions for completing a course can be found by clicking here.
This course is intended for clinicians who provide behavioral health services.
This is a non-interactive, self-study course. Teaching methods for this course include recorded lectures, videos, and a course evaluation.
