Topics are outlined below.

Review of legal and ethical issues pertaining to LMFT and LCSW supervision providers

Philosophy and style of providing supervision
     consulting, helicoptering, master sergeant-ing
     holding the frame
     handling resistance by joining
     making limits for yourself and holding to them
     teaching from a place of fun, joy, and love

Providing you with skills in
     keeping a balance between experiential, didactic, and participant "teaching"
     intermittent positive reinforcement
     converting questions into interventions
     using self-disclosure as a teaching process
     demonstrating the skills and concepts in the teaching of them
     working with countertransference

Exploring issues that arise
     dealing with counseling models not your own
     staying in neutrality
     paying attention (a.k.a. The buck stops here)
     identifying, evaluating, and monitoring intern issues
     client complaints

Instructors Carol Hadlock, LMFT and Don Hadlock, LMFT have been training licensed and pre-licensed psychotherapists, and supervising MFT interns and Social Work Associates since 1980.

Comments from previous classes

• "I like the small group. It was very comfortable and more intimate. It created a comfortable atmosphere to talk and dialogue."
  
• "Relaxed, comfortable style with humanity which I appreciate."
  
• "I was pleased to discover that the major focus was on clinical work. I remember now why I got into this field."
  
• "Your workshop was stimulating and informative. I especially appreciated the warm and down-to-earth approach."
  
• "I truly resonated with your attitude/stance about therapy, clients and life.

Next Class is September 29, 2007, from 9:30am to 4:30pm

Units:6
Cost: $60 for 6 CEUs
$20 pre-licensed, or audit (no CEUs)
$40 each in a group registration of 3 or more.

This course meets the qualifications for 6 hours of continuing education credit for MFTs and/or LCSWs as required by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences. Provider# PCE231.