CEP 665SEM - Supervision and Consultation

This course provides advanced doctoral students in counseling psychology and counselor education with instruction and practice in the art and science of supervision. The course explores both theories and processes of supervision and the application of those theories and processes. Students are responsible for reading and discussing assigned articles and for presenting cases emanating from their supervision of master’s-level students. Each member of the seminar is assigned to supervise three supervisees who are counseling in either schools or rehabilitation agencies. The practicum students audio-record their counseling sessions; you will tape your supervisory sessions with them. In addition, each of you will be assigned a faculty member who will provide you with additional supervision each week. Prerequisite(s): No non-matriculated students. Must be an advanced doctoral student in counseling psychology or counselor education.

Credits: 1 - 4