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3 Hours
Goal:
The
goal of this course is to inform participants about what
supervision is, what supervisors do and expose participants to
various models of supervision.
Objective:
Participants will be able to express the purpose of supervision
and discuss the qualities of effective supervision. You will be
able to define the role of the supervisor and how to select a
preferred style. Participants will also be able to discuss how
to select a Model of Supervision.
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C37 - Clinical Supervision
II
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3 Hours
Goal:
The goal
of this course is to assist participants in the methods and
techniques of supervision, defining the role of the relationship
in supervision and how the supervisor selects methods and
techniques to help the supervisee grow and develop.
Objective:
Participants will be able to discuss how to structure a case
conference, form a working alliance with the supervisee and how
to apply skills to work with the difficult supervisee.
Participants will also be able to discuss some major problems in
the supervisory relationship and how to resolve them.
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C38
- Clinical Supervision III
& C38a Clinical Supervision IIIa |
15 Hours
16 Hours
Goal:
This course
will cover all topics in Clinical Supervision I & II and a
variety of other issues. It will further enhance the supervisor
in performing their job in an ethical and effective manner.
Objective:
In this
course participants will be able to describe what a dual
relationship is and problems with them, the ethical and legal
issues in supervision, the main supervisee mistakes with
clients. Participants will also be exposed to multicultural
issues in supervision, good recordkeeping, and the role of
personal development.
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C39 - The
Therapeutic Value of AA’s 12 Steps |
12 Hours
Goal:
This
course will cover the 12 steps and how they work to aid the
alcoholic of addict in recovery. A wonderful course for any
counselor working with clients who could benefit from a
spiritual based program of recovery.
Objective:
As a
result of this course participants will be able to discuss the
12 steps and how they apply to recovery from alcoholism and any
other addictive disorder. Participants will also be able to
describe the actions and thought processes necessary for the
alcoholic to surrender to the disease. Participants will also be
able to discuss the necessity of a personal inventory,
relationship building and giving back what was given in order to
remain sober or addiction free.
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C40 -
Incest, Case Study and Psych-Social History |
4 Hours
Goal:
To assist
participants in developing an understanding of the family
dynamics underlying incest and doing a through psych-social
history to aid in the development of a comprehensive treatment
plan.
Objective:
As a
result of this course participants will be better able to
discuss the family dynamics of incest and the role of rigid
rules in family secrets. Participants will also be able to
describe useful questions necessary to help the survivor unravel
the facts of their past.
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C41 –
Using the Principals of AA for Sobriety |
10 Hours
Goal:
The course text is “The
Big Book of AA” by Alcoholics Anonymous
Objective:
Participants will be able to
discuss the medical aspects of alcoholism and how this drives
behavior. Participants will be able to discuss the importance of
opening up to a spiritual relationship to aid in ones recovery.
They will also be able to describe how to let go of character
defects that are discovered in the 4th and 5th
steps.
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