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A comprehensive overview of key concepts and practices related to clinical supervision, particularly in the context of preparing for the certified clinical supervisor (ccs) exam. It covers essential definitions, leadership qualities, and structural approaches such as command-control and networked, team-based structures. The material also delves into the dimensions and roles within clinical supervision, including the importance of mentorship, consultation, teaching, and coaching. Furthermore, it explores various models like the blended model and competency-based model, emphasizing ethical practice, cultural competence, and the integration of evidence-based practices. The document also touches on the significance of the supervisory relationship and its impact on staff retention and morale, making it a valuable resource for those in or aspiring to supervisory roles in clinical settings.
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Define Management The process of working with or through others to achieve organizational objectives in an efficient, legal, and ethical manner. Define Administration The day to day implementation of the organization's policies and procedures Good supervision is what? A matter of caring for staff According to Greenleaf 1977: a leader is what first? A servant The power to lead comes from what? Giving up personal need for power in order to serve the group Key leadership quality is what?
The ability to bring about positive change in the lives touched The ultimate goal of leadership is what? To create a sense of community The Command-Control Structure hierarchy Top Management, Middle Management and Line Workers The Command-Control Structure Manager manages how? Through control and organization while the workers work The goal of The Command-Control Structure is what? To climb to the top position and focus on pleasing the boss not the customers The Command-Control Structure is oriented around what? Rules The Networked, Team Based Structure manager job Directing the workflow, not controlling it The Networked, Team Based Structure is oriented around what?
Definition of Clinical Supervision A disciplined tutorial process wherein principles are transformed to practical skills on four dimensions. Four Dimensions of Clinical Supervision Administrative, Evaluative, Supportive, and Clinical What do you believe counseling is all about? Supportingbsomeone in god-oriented change What is health? Manageable level of physical distress What is behavioral health? Manageable level of emotional or mental distress What is the goal of treatment? Supporting someone in achieving their goals and decreasing distress
In the definistion of Clinical Supervision, discipline means what? Set time and day, don't forget or cancel In the definistion of Clinical Supervision, tutorial means what? Go at their pace and take their needs into account In the definistion of Clinical Supervision, what does process mean? All about relationship In the definistion of Clinical Supervision, what does "principals are transformed into practical skills" mean? Transform theory into skills, understand the theory behind skills Roles of a Supervisor Mentor, Consultant, Teacher, Coach In Roles of a Supervisor, why is a Supervisor a Mentor? They should be role modeling
The number two task of any supervisor is: Have an experienced clinician oversee a less experienced clinician The number three task of any supervisor is: Have counselor performance monitored by direct or indirect observation of the clinician The number four task of any supervisor is: To achieve the goal of the Supervision: impacting the clinician's behavior CDOI stands for Client Directed Outcome Informed Approach On the CDOI chart, Extratherapeutic Change makes up how much? 40%
What goes under extratherapeutic change? Stages of change, setting, and client's strength On the CDOI chart, Therapeutic Relationship makes up how much? 30% On the CDOI chart, Placebo makes up how much? 15% On the CDOI chart, Technique makes up how much? 15% What goes under technique? CBT, MI, etc
The "Minnesota Model" TC is short for Therapeutic Community Blended Model looks like Triangle on a pedestal The bottom pedestal of the Blended Model is Self In the Blended Model, self means Know who you are
The second pedestal of the Blended Model is Philosophy In the Blended Model, Philosophy means Know what your philosophy of change is The third pedestal of the Blended Model is Descriptive Dimensions In the Blended Model, Descriptive Dimensions means what? Here's my philosophy and what it looks like when I do Supervision The inner triangle of the Blended model is Stage Of Development
The How to Counsel chart is in the shape of a Pentagon Whats makes up the Counseling Pentagon Cognitive, Behavioral, Affective, Latent, Spiritual In the Counseling Pentagon, cognitive means Mental In the Counseling Pentagon, behavioral means Skills In the Counseling Pentagon, affective means Emotional
In the Counseling Pentagon, Latent means Unconscious In the Counseling Pentagon, spiritual means Inward competancy based model is also known as Generic model The Competancy-Based Model Maintains that all counselors need to develop certain generic skills and competencies The Competancy-Based Model defines
discipline-specific models Tasks and functions of a supervisor are based upon the requirements of the clinician's discipline Examples of discipline-specific models Psychologists, marriage and family therapists, social workers Rational for Supervision Primary way field is taught, improves moral&care, says we must supervise ethically and legally case management focuses on Patient, patient placement, continuum of care, multiple reviews Clinical supervision focuses on
Therapist, patient care, skill development, I Case Presentation Principles of Counseling & Supervision is about The relationship Principles of Counseling & Supervision you begin with Their stage of readiness, and direct observation Principles of Counseling & Supervision offers Hope, and strength-based Principles of Counseling & Supervision requires you to Know your model of treatment and supervision
The supervisory relationship is the crucible in which Ethical practice is developed and reinforced Clinical supervision is a __ in and of itself that has to be developed Skill Clinical supervision in substance abuse treatment most often requires balancing Administrative and clinical supervision tasks Culture and other contextual variables influence the Supervision process
Supervisors need to contuinously strive for Cultural competence Successful implementation of evidence-based practices requires Ongoing supervision Supervisors have the responsibility to be Gatekeepers for the profession Clinical Supervision should involve Direct observation methods EBP stands for evidence based practice