Clinical Supervision:
Clinical
Supervision:
Principles
and
Practices
6 Units
This audio/video course is compatible for viewing on both PC and MACs.
Clinical
Supervision:
Traditional and Contemporary Issues
and Processes
6 Units
Clinical Supervision was once a relatively simple relationship where the supervisee presented case material to the supervisor, and the supervisor provided interventions for the supervisee. Today’s supervision is far more complex. In this program we will explore the many facets of the supervision including the structure of the process, emotional and behavioral reactions of supervisees, the skills of supervision and of therapy, therapeutic and personal bias, blind spots, “deliberate practice,” skill based training, professional, legal and ethical issues, and issues of modern technology.
This audio/video course is compatible for viewing on both PC and MACs.
Clinical
Supervision:
Special Topics
4 Units
In the “Clinical Supervision: Special Topics” program you will experience a PowerPoint presentation and discussion of multiple aspects of supervision including issues of the supervisory relationship, the art and technique of supervision, a model of supervisee selection and assessment, case evaluation perspectives, diversity issues, “blink” moments (unconscious bias), record keeping, group supervision, gems and generations of supervision, supervisee evaluation, termination, and more.
In addition, the “Clinical Supervision: Special Topics” program is designed to expand and enhance the content of more basic supervision program course by utilizing vignettes and practical examples that illustrate many of the concepts.
This audio/video course is compatible for viewing on both PC and MACs.
Clinical
Supervision:
Integrating Deliberate Practice into Clinical Supervision: Fundamentals
3 Units
Integrating Deliberate Practice into Clinical Supervision: Fundamentals is designed to help you learn the essential nature of Deliberate Practice, ways to implement Deliberate Practice in supervision, the nature of performance-based learning, and how humans operate on autopilot. You will be introduced to Deliberate Practice training as a process to enhance supervisee learning, and you will learn multiple ways to integrate it into your supervision process. The program will include a PowerPoint presentation, videos, vignettes and explore a variety of ways to implement Deliberate Practice into individual, triadic, and group supervision. The Deliberate Practice process will target specific therapy skills that are linked to positive client outcome. Deliberate Practice can help supervises learn new skills as well as unlearn ineffective ingrained responses. You will see Deliberate Practice training come to life in an unedited training video.
This audio/video course is compatible for viewing on both PC and MACs.
Clinical
Supervision:
Integrating Deliberate Practice into Clinical Supervision: Creative Concepts
3 Units
Integrating Deliberate Practice into Clinical Supervision: Creative Concepts is designed to offer a brief introduction into deliberate practice training, illustrate how it can be easily integrated into supervision, and expand opportunities for your supervisees to pursue Deliberate Practice training outside of supervision. While mostly PowerPoint driven, the program will include vignettes, videos, and an unedited video of a live Deliberate Practice training session.
The program will incorporate multiple therapeutic responses that can be learned through Deliberate Practice training and non-therapeutic, autopilot responses that can be unlearned through Deliberate Practice training. You will learn how to train supervisees in effective responding; identify autopilot, ingrained, ineffective responding; and learn how to help supervisees overcome ingrained, ineffective interventions. You will discover autopilot blocks that interfere with supervisee development and how to address them.
The program will include exploration of both the mechanical aspects of psychotherapy and other performance-based activities as well as the conscious, strategic choices that result in effectiveness. You will learn how to help supervisees bridge the gap from Deliberate Practice Training to working with clients. You will see Deliberate Practice training come to life in an unedited training video.
This audio/video course is compatible for viewing on both PC and MAC
Humor Matters:
Humor Matters:
Integrating Humor
into Psychotherapy: Theory, Rationale
& Research
3 Units
You will explore:
This course is designed to introduce you to the “serious” nature of humor in the psychotherapeutic relationship with an emphasis on theory, rationale, research supporting the use of humor in psychotherapy. You will learn the essence of humor as a stimulus and how it activates physical, emotional, and cognitive changes in clients.
Humor Matters:
Integrating Humor into Psychotherapy
Practice, Application,
and Training
4 Units
You will explore:
This course is designed to introduce you to the “serious” nature of therapeutic humor by illustrating practice, application, and training. After a review of the clinical model of therapeutic humor, you will learn how humor can be integrated as a clinical tool for diagnosis and treatment as well as to enhance communication and deepen the therapeutic alliance. You will learn how to integrate therapeutic humor into your clinical practice as well as learn ways to enhance your personal “humor quotient.” Clinical examples as well as videos will illustrate many ways to integrate humor into psychotherapy.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy:
Fundamentals
of
Cognitive Behavioral
Therapy
6 Units
You will explore:
Cognitive behavioral therapy, while one of the most common and powerful therapies of the 21st century, is frequently misunderstood as therapists miss the importance of emotion in the CBT process. You will learn the theory, practice and philosophy of cognitive behavioral therapy including the 3 levels of thinking that humans experience and how to intervene at each level. You will explore ways to implement cognitive therapy concepts with simple skill interventions and explore common pitfalls and mistakes.
You will learn the significance of emotion in cognitive therapy and the specific relationships between distressing emotions (depression, anxiety, anger, guilt, resentment, etc.) and their underlying cognitive process.
The program will cover fundamental interventions such as developing thought records, tailoring the process to the client, and scaling, as well as original concepts including the empathic flip and active versus objectified emotions and their relationship to effective cognitive therapy.