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...monitoring. The manual also includes an implementation guide for program administrators. Looking for Clinical Supervision Training or Technical Assistance?  The NWATTC offers several different trainings on Clinical Supervis

...Paul and Lynsey also co-teach a tribe focused clinical supervision skills training. During the webinar they will also discuss implications for training supervisors working in tribe-based settings.  Download slides |...

...relationships teach valuable skills and mirror effective counselor-client relationships.    Are you interested in learning more about clinical supervision? Great Lakes ATTC offers monthly sessions on clinical supervisi

...clinical practice, it’s also helpful for observation and feedback to be incorporated into clinical supervision. Also, just as counseling sessions are frequent, usually once a week, we recommend weekly clinical...

...Scott County? Tom Cox continues to support ROSC efforts in Scott County as a consultant for the Great Lakes ATTC.  Here's his update: "The Scott County Recovery community is in...

This training is for King County Providers only. Developing Clinical Supervision Skills I is for the beginning supervisor as well as those who have experience in clinical supervision. Participants will have an opportunity to learn a model of Clinical Supervision that includes observation of counselors, providing feedback, rating counselor performance, and writing a professional development plan to improve  counselor performance. Training methods will include lecture, role play, and group assignments. The goal of this model is to improve counselor performance, structure clinical supervision, and provide a combination of teaching, training, and mentoring for counselors. Behavioral health professionals will find this training applicable in many clinical settings. Participants will learn to use TAP 21, The Addiction Counseling Competencies, theTAP 21 Rating Forms and Tap 21 A,Clinical Supervisor Competencies. Copies of Tip 52 Clinical Supervision and Professional Development of the Substance Abuse Counselor will be provided as a guide to professional clinical supervision. 

...Dr. Rory Allott, a clinical psychologist working part-time in the National Health Services, joins Glenn and Sebastian to talk about the use of MI when working with people who have...

THIS EVENT IS FOR KING COUNTY PROVIDERS; REGISTRATION BY SPECIAL INVITATION ONLY. Developing Clinical Supervision Skills I is for the beginning supervisor as well as those who have experience in clinical supervision. Participants will have an opportunity to learn a model of Clinical Supervision that includes observation of counselors, providing feedback, rating counselor performance, and writing a professional development plan to improve counselor performance. Training methods will include lecture, role play, and group assignments. The goal of this model is to improve counselor performance, structure clinical supervision, and provide a combination of teaching, training, and mentoring for counselors. Behavioral health professionals will find this training applicable in many clinical settings.

THIS EVENT IS FOR KING COUNTY PROVIDERS; REGISTRATION BY SPECIAL INVITATION ONLY. (Clinical Supervision I is a prerequisite.) This King County-sponsored course builds upon the foundation of structure and methods utilized in the model described in SAMHSA's TIP 52. Complex topics addressed include (a) conducting a corrective interview; (b) practicing a model of ethical decision-making with real life scenarios; (c) facilitating a Motivational Interviewing model of Case Consultation; and (d) gaining a deeper understanding of cultural influences on the supervisory relationship using Hays' ADDRESSING Framework. Other content sources include SAMHSA's TAP 21A: Competencies for Substance Abuse Treatment Clinical Supervisors and The Change Book: A Blueprint for Technology Transfer published by the ATTC. Behavioral health professionals will find this training applicable in many clinical settings.

THIS EVENT IS FOR KING COUNTY PROVIDERS; REGISTRATION BY SPECIAL INVITATION ONLY. Developing Clinical Supervision Skills I is for the beginning supervisor as well as those who have experience in clinical supervision. Participants will have an opportunity to learn a model of Clinical Supervision that includes observation of counselors, providing feedback, rating counselor performance, and writing a professional development plan to improve counselor performance. Training methods will include lecture, role play, and group assignments. The goal of this model is to improve counselor performance, structure clinical supervision, and provide a combination of teaching, training, and mentoring for counselors. Behavioral health professionals will find this training applicable in many clinical settings.

...for Addiction Counselors relative to the South Southwest ATTC Region. Since we know that licensure and certificate requirements vary by state, HRSA is generally defining Addiction Counselors as those individuals...

This event is for DOC providers only. Clinical Supervision Skills I is for the beginning supervisor as well as those who have experience in clinical supervision. Participants will have an opportunity to learn a model of Clinical Supervision that includes observation of counselors, providing feedback, rating counselor performance, and writing a professional development plan to improve  counselor performance. Training methods will include lecture, role play, and group assignments. The goal of this model is to improve counselor performance, structure clinical supervision, and provide a combination of teaching, training, and mentoring for counselors. Behavioral health professionals will find this training applicable in many clinical settings. Participants will learn to use TAP 21, The Addiction Counseling Competencies, theTAP 21 Rating Forms and Tap 21 A,Clinical Supervisor Competencies. Copies of Tip 52 Clinical Supervision and Professional Development of the Substance Abuse Counselor will be provided as a guide to professional clinical supervision.   

...assessment skills (both mental health and substance abuse) Cognitive behavioral intervention skills Group and educational intervention skills Consultation skills Communication skills Ps

This training is for King County providers only. Developing Clinical Supervision Skills I is for the beginning supervisor as well as those who have experience in clinical supervision. Participants will have an opportunity to learn a model of Clinical Supervision that includes observation of counselors, providing feedback, rating counselor performance, and writing a professional development plan to improve counselor performance. Training methods will include lecture, role play, and group assignments. The goal of this model is to improve counselor performance, structure clinical supervision, and provide a combination of teaching, training, and mentoring for counselors. Behavioral health professionals will find this training applicable in many clinical settings.

This training is for King County providers only. Clinical Supervision I is a prerequisite. This King County sponsored course builds upon the foundation of structure and methods utilized in the model described in SAMHSA’s TIP 52. Complex topics addressed include (a) conducting a corrective interview; (b) practicing a model of ethical decision-making with real life scenarios; (c) facilitating a Motivational Interviewing model of Case Consultation; and (d) gaining a deeper understanding of cultural influences on the supervisory relationship using Hays’ ADDRESSING Framework. Other content sources include SAMHSA’s TAP 21A: Competencies for Substance Abuse Treatment Clinical Supervisors and The Change Book: A Blueprint for Technology Transfer published by the ATTC. Behavioral health professionals will find this training applicable in many clinical settings.

WA, 15 hrs

...1: A Feedback Model for Clinical Supervision   Part 2: Professional Development Plans in Clinical Supervision   Part 3: Corrective Action in Clinical Supervision  Produced by the Northwest ATTC. We...

...where she provides mentorship and clinical supervision to psychology students in their last year of doctoral training. She also teaches pre-doctoral intern didactic seminars and facilitates a supervision of supervision.

...therapies, behavioral health policies, a continued exploration of issues of equity and diversity, feminism, social justice, developing mentor relationships, and developing my leadership skills in Behavioral Health. &nbs

...therapy, clinical supervision, intern supervision, training, and more. Most recently, Lisa is working in administration at Families & Youth Innovations Plus where she is currently the Clinical Direc

...supervisor plays demands that they feel confident in their skills navigating cultural discussions. This includes working with staff to develop their skills in cultural humility and awareness. Clinical s

...of modules for primary care providers, in addition to its track for behavioral health (1). Tips for Communicating with Physicians Another challenge is developing skills to improve collaboration with physicians....

...addition to this series: Clinical Supervision Skills Video Demonstrations. This set of videos aims to provide examples of how to use specific methods taught in the Northwest ATTC clinical supervision...

...developing their MI teaching and coaching skills. The goal of the project, which is funded by Washington and Multnomah County, is to increase internal staff capacity for teaching and coaching...