Advanced Clinical Supervision: Models and Methods Part 2 (8 CE Hours)
- 1 Section
- 9 Lessons
- 3 Quizzes
Advanced Clinical Supervision: Models and Methods Part 2
- Introduction & Outline
- Module 1 Harnessing the Collective: Advanced Group Supervision Dynamics
- Module 2 The Digital Dyad: Best Practices in Telesupervision
- Module 3 Guiding the Guide: Supervising Peer Recovery Specialists
- Module 4 Fortifying the Workforce: Strategies for Resilience and Retention
- Module 5 Ensuring Quality: Supervising Evidence-Based Practices
- Module 6 Contextual Supervision: Navigating Systems and Culture
- Module 7 The Ethical Gatekeeper: Advanced Dilemmas and Impairment
- Module 8 Competency and Culture: The Future of Clinical Supervision
- Post Test Advanced Clinical Supervision Part 2
- Program Evaluation
- Program Evaluation
This advanced training builds upon foundational supervisory skills to address complex challenges facing Certified Addiction Professionals and Behavioral Health Case Manager Supervisors today. Participants will explore high-level competencies in telesupervision, the oversight of Peer Recovery Specialists, and the implementation of evidence-based practices like Motivational Interviewing. The course provides critical strategies for fostering workforce resilience, navigating systemic organizational barriers, and managing advanced ethical dilemmas related to vicarious liability and gatekeeping to ensure public safety and clinical excellence.
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