The Addiction Technology Transfer Center of New England (ATTC/NE), funded by the
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), Center
for Substance Abuse Treatment (CSAT),
is offering a course on clinical supervision.
The purpose of this course
is to introduce the topic of clinical supervision using a unique systems
approach. The Systems Approach to
Supervision (SAS) is designed to assist the practicing clinician in (a)
formulating professionally appropriate goals in supervision, (b) design training
strategies to meet these goals, (c) establish an on-going facilitative working
alliance with the supervisee, and (d) understand the client/patient and
organizational factors that effect supervision practice.
The course will emphasis the development of skills in professional
reflection, training case analysis, and organizational analyses as they are
related to supervision practice.
Elizabeth
Holloway has taught, practiced and investigated clinical supervision throughout
her professional career. Over the last 23 years, she has served on counseling
psychology faculties at the University of California-Santa Barbara, University
of Utah, University of Oregon, and the University of Wisconsin, Madison. She has
published several books and numerous articles on supervision research and
practice. She is a Fellow of
Division 17, American Psychological Association and a Diplomate in Counseling
Psychology with the American Board of Professional Psychology. She has taught her model , Systems Approach to Supervision
(SAS),
in Europe, United Kingdom, Asia, Middle East, Australia, and New Zealand.
Since 1995 SAS has been adapted to a variety of professional
contexts—healthcare, organizational management, higher education, and mental
health. Dr. Holloway is currently a professor in the PhD program in Leadership
and Change with Antioch University and consults with professionals and
organizations on mentoring, supervision, and coaching.
Course Objectives
Upon completion of this course the participant will
develop:
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A Working knowledge of the SAS Model
-
An Understanding of one’s own
professional orientation and role in supervision
-
Skills in forming appropriate learning
objectives in supervision
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Skills in training case analysis of
current and critical supervision events
-
An Understanding of organizational factors
that effect training and supervision
Course Requirements
This is a five-week course, beginning on
April 4, 2005.
Requirements are:
- Required on-line reading (one hour per week)
- Completion of pre and post test
- Completion of weekly homework assignments (one hour per week)
- Participation in the weekly course bulletin board, which
requires registration with the ATTC-NE bulletin board. You need only
register once to participate in all ATTC online bulletin board
- Completion of an on-line course evaluation
*Please note that there are no real time events associated with this course.
Lessons will be posted on the class WWW home page on
Wednesdays and responses are due the following Monday. Assignments can be
accessed at the participant's convenience.
The
total cost of this course is $40.00. A
full refund is available up until the posting of the second lesson (April 14,
2005), after which
there will be no refunds.
ACCREDITATION
This five-week course, which begins
April 4, 2005, has been approved by the National Association of
Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselors (NAADAC) for 10 educational credits. It
is being provided by the Addiction Technology Transfer Center of New
England, which is accredited as a NAADAC Approved Education Provider
(#000151). This course meets the qualifications for 10 hours of
continuing education credit for MFCC's and/or LCSW's as required by the
California Board of Behavioral Sciences (PCE#1917). This course is also
approved by the Connecticut Certification Board (CCB) for ten Category 1 continuing education for Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselors (CADC's). The CCB
is an IC&RC affiliate.
Please contact your local
certification board to verify reciprocity or acceptance of ATTC-NE contact
hours.
To participate, you must have:
- An E-mail address and the capacity to retrieve and send E-mail;
- Access to World Wide Web (the following programs provide WWW access:
Netscape, Apple CyberDog, and Microsoft Explorer)
- Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher is the preferred
browser for ATTC-NE online courses
- The ability
to navigate the World Wide Web
- A basic
understanding of how to use a computer and send and receive email
PLEASE NOTE NETWORK AND COMPUTER TECHNICAL SUPPORT WILL NOT BE PROVIDED.
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: April 4, 2005 or when the course limit is reached.
To register for this course please go to
the following WWW site and complete the 'Supervision' course online registration form. YOU
MUST COMPLETE THE ONLINE REGISTRATION FORM IN ORDER TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS
COURSE
https://www.attc-ne.org/courses/218/reg.html
For a list of current ATTC-NE courses,
please go to the following site:
http://www.Attc-ne.org and
click on Distance Education. Please Bookmark this site for future references.
Course announcements will be made via the ATTC of New England Online Course
Announcement Listserve 6-8 weeks prior to the start of each course. If you
would like to be subscribed to this list, please contact Monte Bryant, Program Administrator, at
Monte Bryant, or (401) 444-1862.
This program is funded by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
(SAMHSA),
Center for Substance Abuse Treatment
(CSAT).
