Northeast and Caribbean MHTTC
Northeast and Caribbean MHTTC
Clinical Supervision
Clinical Supervision
Clinical Supervision
Friday 14th April 2023
Dr. Tom Bartholomew explains the critical role of clinical supervision in mental health, focusing on burnout prevention and evidence-based practices.
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Episode Overview
- Clinical supervision distinguishes between administrative and clinical supervision, focusing on practitioner-client interface.
- Models of clinical supervision include developmental, isomorphic, and intervention-specific approaches.
- Restorative, formative, and normative functions are critical in preventing burnout and improving clinical outcomes.
- The emerging focus on evidence-based practices and intervention-specific supervision is transforming the field.
- Access free trainings and resources on clinical supervision at the Institute for Inpatient Psychiatric Rehabilitation at Rutgers University.
The days of going in and just winging it and doing whatever you want in a clinical setting are gone, right? Or they should be gone because we now know that certain things work better than other things.
Ever felt overwhelmed as a mental health professional? In this episode of 'Supporting Minds', Dr. Tom Bartholomew chats with Michelle Zechner about the indispensable role of clinical supervision. Dr. Tom breaks down how clinical supervision differs from administrative oversight, focusing on its restorative, formative, and normative functions. He shares how restorative supervision can be a game-changer for self-care and reflective practice, helping to prevent burnout. Dr.
Tom also highlights the exciting shift towards evidence-based practices and intervention-specific supervision, offering fresh insights into how these can transform mental health care. Plus, he points listeners to free training and resources from the Institute for Inpatient Psychiatric Rehabilitation at Rutgers University. Whether you're a seasoned practitioner or just starting out, this episode offers valuable takeaways to enhance your practice and well-being.