Clinical Supervision: What to Do & What To Consider

Instructor: Samuel Aymer, Ph.D.

Dates: May 1^st, 8^th, 15^th, 22^nd, & June 5^th

Time: 6:00pm – 8:00pm

Course Code: SWCLISUP

Room: Silberman/ 217

Cost: $300

Description: The overall purpose of this seminar is to enhance skills and knowledge in clinical supervision. Participants will have ample opportunity to examine their supervisory styles, roles and functions in the context of agency based practice. Additionally, an array of supervisory techniques such as coaching, offering feedback and providing education will be explored in order to build upon participant’s supervisory practice.

CE Hours: 10

About the Instructor:
Aymer, Samuel | PhD

Areas of Expertise:
Intimate Partner Abuse
Trauma/Community Violence
Mental Health/Clinical Practice
Application of Psychodynamic Theories in Clinical Practice with Diverse Client Populations
Clinical Practice with Men and Adolescent Males

ONLINE REGISTRATION

PHONE REGISTRATION: (212) 650-3850

QUESTIONS ABOUT THE COURSE: (212) 396-7619

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