Clinical Supervision

Supervision is “ensuring that the extent, kind, and quality of counseling performed is consistent with the education, training, and experience of the person being supervised; reviewing client/patient records, monitoring and evaluating assessment, diagnosis, and treatment decisions of the intern or trainee; monitoring and evaluating the ability of the intern or trainee to provide services at the site(s) where he /she/they/them (pronoun inclusive) will be practicing and to the particular clientele being served; and ensuring compliance with laws and regulations governing the practice of marriage and family therapy. Supervision shall include that amount of direct observation, or review of audio or video tapes of therapy, as deemed appropriate by the supervisor.”

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In order to benefit from your clinical supervision process, it is important to find a supervisor who: 

 

• Has the experience and expertise you need considering the groups you want to work with. 

• Is a good fit for your personality and clinical approach. 

• Can provide you with a diverse range of skills and insights to help you dive deeper into the field and learn more. 

• Will help launch your professional development. 

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I will be able to provide a supervisors "MESS"

• M odel professional behavior

• E nable Trainee / Associate mentoring

• S upport Trainee / Associate clinical knowledge & skills as well as professional (and personal) growth

• S uggest Trainee / Associate self-care skills

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