Foundations of Clinical Supervision (10 Clock Hours)
- 1 Section
- 12 Lessons
- 2 Quizzes
Foundations of Clinical Supervision
- Course Overview & Introduction
- Module 1 Introduction to Clinical Supervision and Models
- Module 2 The Supervisory Relationship and Professional Boundaries
- Module 3 Case Management and Formative Evaluation
- Module 4 Legal and Ethical Responsibilities of the Supervisor
- Module 5 Managing High-Risk Clinical Scenarios
- Module 6: Cultural Humility and Diversity in Supervision
- Module 7: Behavioral Telehealth and Technology in Supervision
- Module 8: Administrative Oversight and Professional Advocacy
- Module 9: Advanced Evaluation and Remediation Strategies
- Module 10: South Carolina Statutory Requirements and Leadership
- References & Policies
- Post-Test: Foundations of Clinical Supervision
- Program Evaluation
This ten-hour continuing education program equips South Carolina counseling, marriage and family therapy, and addiction professionals with the foundational skills necessary for clinical supervision. Practitioners examine supervision models, case management procedures, and the ethical responsibilities of overseeing unlicensed supervisees. The curriculum prepares supervisors to develop structured learning plans, navigate complex dual relationships, and manage high-risk crisis interventions effectively to protect client welfare.
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