Jack Register MSW, LCSW, LCAS, CCS, BC-TMH
Jack Register MSW, LCSW, LCAS, CCS, BC-TMH
Interviewing a Supervisor
Interviewing a Supervisor
Interviewing a Supervisor
Sunday 4th September 2022
Jack Register offers practical tips on interviewing a new supervisor, emphasizing communication, ethics, and tailored client care in 'Cup of Supervision'.
13 minutes
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Jack Register MSW, LCSW, LCAS, CCS, BC-TMH
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Categories:
Sobriety Toolkit
Healing Relationships
Navigating Intimate Relationships
Relationships & Community
Recovery from Trauma
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Get the buttons here!Choosing the Right Supervisor: Tips and Insights from Cup of Supervision
Supervision is an extension of your training. So you need to remember very clearly that your supervisor is doing you a favor and is also giving back to the profession.
Finding the right supervisor can be a game-changer in mental health and addiction care. In this episode of 'Cup of Supervision', host Jack Register dives into what you need to know when interviewing a new supervisor. From the perspective of both supervisee and supervisor, Jack highlights the importance of understanding the legal framework and how supervision extends your training. He emphasizes that honesty and clear communication are vital for a successful supervisory relationship.
Establishing clear communication channels and deciding on preferred methods of communication are crucial steps in this process. Jack also talks about the necessity of tailoring clinical interventions to meet individual client needs, rather than using a one-size-fits-all approach. Ethical decision-making is another key topic, with advice on planning for unexpected changes in practice and always putting client care first. This episode is packed with practical tips and valuable guidance for anyone in the field.
So, grab your favorite drink and tune in for an enlightening discussion on making the most out of your supervisory relationships.