CLINICAL SUPERVISION 

Supervision is a process in which a Board-Approved Supervisor engages in a collaborative relationship with an individual interested in obtaining a license/certification, or a graduate student engaged in practicum/internship.

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Eclectic employs an Integrative Model of Supervision that encompasses more than one theory and technique.  Given the large number of theories and methods that exist, a finite number of integrations may be offered that reflect the supervisee’s theoretical reference(s); and support the role of a supervisor as an advocate, coach, collaborator, teacher, and sounding board.

Typical sessions consist of one hour of face-to-face supervision per week, focusing primarily on:

• Conceptualization and exploration of individual cases

• Feedback on counseling techniques; and the application of theories, ethics and diagnosis

• Review of case notes and other documentation

• Professional development 

• Consultation in emergency, and time sensitive situations

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Eclectic assist supervisee(s) in developing expertise in methods essential to the professional practice of mental health counseling in order to (a) promote the growth and development of the supervisee(s); (b) protect the welfare of the clients seen by the supervisee(s); and (c) enhance the quality of mental health care.

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Prospective supervisees may not begin accruing experience/supervised hours until Registration of Supervision Application has been approved by the respective Board or institution. ​