BT06 Short Course 26 - Ericksonian Principles in Effective Clinical Supervision: Teaching Therapy from the Inside Out - David Barnum, PhD, and Marne Sherman, PhD

Description:

Supervisors often find themselves in the role of "supervisor" because they have been identified as good clinicians, but typically have little formal training in supervision. While clinical skills are essential, the application of those skills in supervision can be quite unique. This workshop will focus on the application of Ericksonian principles to the practice of supervision at various levels of clinical development. Practical and ethical aspects of supervision also will be discussed.

Educational Objectives:

1. To describe three basic theories and the essential research results related to effective supervision.
2. To list three Ericksonian principles in effective supervision practice.

*Sessions may be edited for content and to preserve confidentiality*