Supervision
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(LIVE) Play Therapy And Supervision: The History And Ethics
$60.00LIVE Dec. 6, 2018 12:00-2:00 PM CST
(Contact)-2 CEUs. Presenter: Sabra Starnes
Clinical Supervision has a very colorful history. Over the decades the varying theories that have evolved have also challenged the play therapy field to develop its own ways of supervising. Understanding the history often helps us formulate our own approaches. This webinar will address these issues as well as the Ethics surrounding the field of supervision.
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(LIVE) Play Therapy And Supervision: Are There Different Models Of Supervision
$60.00LIVE-Jan. 24, 2019 12:00-2:00 PM CST
(Contact)-2 CEUs. Presenter: Sabra Starnes
This webinar will offer opportunities to learn about the research behind Clinical Supervision. Choices are often made in what modality we use. This Webinar will offer suggestions on how to provide play therapy supervision. Making sure one’s theoretical approach and supervision are congruent will also be discussed.
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Supervision in Play Therapy: The Different Modalities
$60.00Previously Recorded (Non-Contact) 2 CEUs.
Presenter: Amanda Gurock, LICSW, PLADC.
Everybody wants to develop leadership and supervisory skills. In order to do so, it takes time and practice. This webinar will help you develop as a leader, supervisor and Play Therapist. You will learn what it takes to be a clinical Play Therapist supervisor. Being able to set goals for your students, and learn different types of models of Play Therapy supervision will all be included in this webinar.
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Supervision & Play Therapy: Models of Supervision and its Practical Applications
$60.00Previously Recorded (Non-Contact)-2 CEUs.
Presenter: Amanda Gurock, LICSW, PLADC.
This webinar will certainly challenge you. Practical Application of supervision will be discussed. Deciding on which model of play therapy supervision and applying it is always difficult. This is your chance to learn how this is done. Be prepared to challenge your present status quo.
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Successful Supervision in Play Therapy. Can You Recognize Your Blind Spots?
$30.00Previously Recorded (Non-Contact)-1 CEU.
Presenter: Ann Thomas, LCSW.
What constitutes a successful supervision experience? While the supervision process is often to help the less experienced therapist learn and recognize their blind spots, it is important for supervisors to reflect on their own supervision style and explore their own blind spots. Listen as play therapists discuss what attributes, techniques, and approaches were helpful in their clinical development. What factors have the most impact in supervision and tips supervisees wish their supervisor had known or asked. Talking candidly about the supervision process, will provide specific ideas for supervisors to consider as they provide play therapy supervision.
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Sand Tray Supervision In Play Therapy (For Supervisors)
$30.00Previously Recorded (Non-Contact)-1 CEU.
Presenter: Ann Thomas, LCSW.
During play therapy supervision, it is sometimes difficult to identify and find the words to describe the dynamics of the clients/therapist relationship. Utilizing the techniques of sand tray therapy, the clinician can create a picture in the sand about the case and through supervision uncover the factors that may be impeding the process. This technique offers a unique approach for both individuals to see the case with clarity and enhance the supervisee’s self-awareness. Observe a supervision session where the supervisee conceptualizes the case using miniatures in sand and the supervisor guides the process. Throughout the webinar, learn techniques that facilitate this process and observe the impact it has on the developing play therapist.
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Play Therapy: The Importance of Supervision and Case Conceptualization
$30.00Previously Recorded (Non-Contact) 1 CEU.
Presenter: Amanda Gurock, LICSW.
Explore and learn why supervision is important in clinical work. Understand Bernard’s Discrimination Model of supervision. One will learn the role of the supervisor and its relationship to process, personalization, and conceptualization, the major focus in this approach. This webinar will explore conceptualization of supervision and its relationship to managing a case effectively and efficiently.
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Play Therapy Supervision And Multicultural Issues
$30.00Previously Recorded (Non-contact)-1 CEU.
Presenter: Allan M. Gonsher, LCSW, RPT-S with Rebeca Chow, LPC, LCPC, RPT/S.
Supervision is a very complicated process which needs to be addressed in the field of Play Therapy. Issues related to the supervisors, and supervisee can be very sensitive. Multicultural/discussions are required. Male/female, age, length in field, experience, transference, initial impressions, are some of the factors one can/should consider when talking about multicultural challenges and Play Therapy. This and more will be presented in this webinar by two highly talented, experienced clinicians. -
Play Therapy And Supervision: The History And Ethics
$60.00Previously Recorded (Non-Contact)-2 CEUs.
Presenter: Amanda Gurock, LICSW, PLADC.
Clinical Supervision has a very colorful history. Over the decades the varying theories that have evolved have also challenged the play therapy field to develop its own ways of supervising. Understanding the history often helps us formulate our own approaches. This webinar will address these issues as well as the Ethics surrounding the field of supervision.
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Play Therapy And Supervision: Are There Different Models Of Supervision
$60.00Previously Recorded (Non-Contact)-2 CEUs.
Presenter: Amanda Gurock, LICSW, PLADC.
This webinar will offer opportunities to learn about the research behind Clinical Supervision. Choices are often made in what modality we use. This Webinar will offer suggestions on how to provide play therapy supervision. Making sure one’s theoretical approach and supervision are congruent will also be discussed.
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