Managing Difficult Situations in Supervision
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Course Description
Supervisors sometimes find themselves in difficult situations with supervisees which, if not managed well, may result in stalled learning, poor client care and increased tension within the supervisory relationship. In this course, participants will explore challenging situations which may arise in supervision, such as uncontained anxiety, authority issues, countertransference and an inability to integrate theory or skills into practice. Participants will learn to manage these difficult situations by applying their understanding to case examples.
This course meets the BBS & BOP requirements for those who supervise psychologists, MFT interns and ASWs.
Instructor Biography
Rachel Michaelsen, LCSW, is the Training Consultant at Asian Pacific Psychological Services in Oakland, where she has supervised graduate students, doctoral students, ACSWs and MFTIs since 1998. A CAMFT-certified supervisor who received a Certificate in Advanced Clinical Supervision from Smith College School for Social Work, she has taught courses in Clinical Supervision at JFK University, Alliant International University and NASW. She maintains a private practice in Oakland.
PLEASE NOTE: Online courses are NOT eligible for refunds or discounts. Participants will have 90 days from the date of registration to complete this course. Extensions are not permitted.
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