Clinical Supervision in Counselling & Psychotherapy

This short program from the Justice Institute of British Columbia is designed for those who have already established themselves in the counselling and psychotherapy fields.

Learners will experience two three-day courses, both of which are expertly designed to improve students abilities in clinical supervision and awareness of intra-personal and interpersonal processes. The second course focuses on ethics, standards, and limits that are imposed in clinical practices. Both courses include an orientation and pre-reading package, which is provided prior to the first day of the program.

Admission Requirements

• Graduate degree, or equivalent.
• Five years of counselling experience.
• Counselling or similar designation.
• Desire to support others in their work.

What You’ll Learn

• Insights about effective clinical supervision.
• How to apply relational models within the clinical supervisory process.
• To properly identify blind spots, countertransference, and vulnerabilities.