Event Description
As more licensed mental health practitioners embrace the role of clinical supervisor, there is a need for increased guidance, training, and consultation on the unique aspects of supervisory experiences and responsibilities. This introduction presentation will review Utah state laws, professional ethics, and clinical guidelines related to the practice of supervision. Participants will be encouraged to identify how to practice supervision with legal compliance and ethical best practices, reflect on their supervisee relationship, consider practice and/or policy modifications they may make to peer consultation related to their supervising responsibilities. The presentation will include any relevant updates from the 2024 legislative session related to supervision. This course is intended for psychologists, mental health counselors, marriage and family therapists and social workers who are at a beginner skill level. There are no known conflicts of interests for this workshop.
Learning Objectives:
a. Participants will recognize the extent to which clinical supervision is effective in producing positive outcomes for supervisees and for clients.
b. Participants will be able to identify supervision models and components that promote supervisee use of evidence-based interventions with clients.
c. Participants will be able to identify ways to prevent risk of harm in clinical supervision.
About the Presenter
Tara Sharifan works as a clinical psychologist, supervisor, and clinical director at Resolutions Counseling Center in Bountiful. She has a passion for teaching and mentoring developing therapists, as well as consulting with more established practitioners on complex dilemmas related to ethics, personal-professional development, and clinical conceptualization. She practices from an integrative model of supervision, in which she incorporates psychodynamic and humanistic theories while emphasizing CBT components such as supervisees' incorporation of structure, skill-development, and evidence-supported interventions. Tara is passionate about complying with the most ethical and effective standards in all her clinical roles and hopes to share this approach with those she mentors and guides.
Tara received her doctorate from Pacific University in Oregon and has worked in private practice or group practice since becoming licensed in 2017.
This course is free to our members and is a members-only event - You must be logged in to the Women in Private Practice website to register. Registration ends March 5, 2024.
CE-classes.com is the provider of CEs. This course is eligible for 1.5 CEs. To obtain CE credit for this event you must log in to the Zoom event using your first and last name and attend the entire event. The zoom link will be emailed to you the day before the presentation. Certificates are awarded online after completion of the workshop. Participants print their own certificate after registering at CE-Classes.com, entering a key code, and completing an evaluation form. The American Psychological Association (APA) CE-Classes.com is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. CE-Classes.com maintains responsibility for this program and its content. Licensed Professionals should contact their regulatory board to determine course approval.
To cancel registration, please login to website, click events and complete cancellation. There is no penalization for cancelled registration. All grievances must be in writing to jessica@mindbalancetherapyutah.com, and will be replied to within 5 - 10 business days. This workshop is held virtually on Zoom. Please contact Jessica at jessica@mindbalancetherapyutah.com if special accommodation is required.
