Ready for Supervision? Jack Register Breaks It Down
Supervision is not something to be taken lightly and has to be entered into with intentionality.
Have you ever wondered if you're truly ready to step into the role of a clinical supervisor? In this episode of 'Cup of Supervision', host Jack Register dives into the critical process of self-assessment before taking on the mantle of supervision. Jack likens clinical supervision to the traditional apprentice model, where a seasoned expert guides a newcomer. However, he points out that this model has its limitations, especially with the rise of telemedicine.
Jack emphasizes that just because someone has the credentials to be a supervisor doesn't mean they're automatically cut out for the role. Not everyone is a natural teacher, and many people enter the human services field to work through their own issues. This episode encourages listeners to ask themselves tough questions about their readiness and their agency's preparedness for clinical supervision. Jack also dispels common myths and sets realistic expectations for what being a supervisor entails.
He stresses that supervision is an intentional relationship, not just an extension of graduate school. This episode is a must-listen for anyone considering or currently in a supervisory role in mental health and addiction care. Grab your favorite beverage and join Jack as he navigates these essential topics.