Clinical Supervision: Building the Working Alliance
March 25, 2022 / 1-2pm EST
1 NBCC Approved Contact Hour
Presented by Sherdene Simpson, Ph.D., LMFT,LPCC-S, CHT and R. Joseph Charette II, PhD, LPC, NCC
What is clinical supervision? A question you may have asked yourself, and struggled to put into words a solid definition. This webinar will explore the foundation of clinical supervision for counselors as the working alliance between the supervisor and supervisee. A critical element of this working alliance is a theoretical orientation to supervision that provides a framework through which supervision is facilitated. The presenters will explore relevant literature, discuss ACES best practices, and share their own experiences as supervisors to provide attendees with an understanding of what supervision entails.
Presenter bios:
Dr. Sherdene Simpson is currently a Visiting Assistant Professor of Counselor Education at Cleveland State University. She is a Professional Clinical Counselor, with Supervisory designation, a Marriage and Family Therapist, a certified Hypnotherapist and Grief Recovery Specialist, with experience in community and private practice settings. Her clinical focus are systemic treatment methods for individuals, couples, and families. Her research focus are multiculturally informed clinical supervision and isomorphism in clinical supervision.
Dr. Joe Charette (He/Him) is an assistant professor in the Mental Health Counseling Program at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine (PCOM) and a licensed professional counselor in private practice in the Philadelphia area. Joe has experience supervising master’s counseling students in their practicum and internship courses as well as master’s level interns in community based settings.