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Professional Clinical Supervision
Relationship . . Relationship . . Relationship
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All studies show the Relationship between client and therapist makes the Most difference in client outcomes.
Not techniques
#2 Therapist's Primary Role, then, is to
Build & Model Authentic Relationship with client
This requires a relationally healthy therapist
We can only model what we know, so consider . .
How are you at Boundaries?
Do you know how to be Authentic?
How well do you do Honesty?
How well do you handle your own & other's Anger?
Are you able to share Power?
How well do you handle Conflict?
Trust is Earned After Successfully
Building & Modeling Authentic Relationship
Positive Outcomes from Techniques come After Trust
A Healthy Supervision Relationship is also
based on Authenticity
Sherry McClurkin, LCPC &
Maryland Board Approved Supervisor &
Certified Trauma Specialist
Brings It!
Contractual Words . . Supervision is a working relationship between a Supervisor and a Counselor-Supervisee in which the Supervisee shares, reflects, and receives feedback to help increase the Supervisee’s therapeutic and ethical competence and confidence to best serve clients.
Supervisor Bio & Focus
Sherry McClurkin, LCPC, is a
Maryland Board Approved Supervisor &
a Certified Trauma Specialist
Read more about Sherry on The Team page
Sherry's Focus & Strengths:
Sherry's Words . .
"I received poor supervision at an externship during my Grad program that left me crying many times, believing I couldn't do anything to please this Supervisor. I was even scared I wouldn't receive a passing grade yet I got an unexpected A.
It was then I promised myself to become a Supervisor and never, ever treat my supervisees as I was treated .
I absolutely keep to that promise."
"I want you to have encouragement & guidance to grow into the absolute best therapist you can possibly be."
Contractual Words . .
Supervisory Roles
The Supervisor takes on specific roles with the Supervisee based on the dynamic of the relationship and cases being processed.
These roles include
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Teacher (Action) for didactic-oriented activities, evaluative functions, and transmitting knowledge;
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Counselor (Relationship) to help the Supervisee understand their own dynamics and resolve issues affecting counseling; and
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Consultant (Insight) to provide opportunity for the Supervisee to develop their own conceptualization and plan.
Group Supervision Info
Group Supervision
facilitated by
Sherry McClurkin, LCPC &
MD Board Approved Supervisor &
Certified Trauma Specialist
Tuesdays Starting January 31, 2023
Benefits of Group Supervision
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Grow more confident through shared experiences
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Learn from a wider array of perspectives & techniques
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Enhance exposure to spectrum of diagnoses
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Build deeper colleague & referral networks
Group Supervision Details
Starts: Tuesday, January 31, 2023
When: Every Tuesday, 5 pm to 6:15 pm ET, for 75 mins
Where: All of Maryland via Google Meet Link, to be provided
Who: Targeted to LGPCs in Maryland, Open to all Licenses
Cost: $50 per session
How: Contact Sherry for More Info,
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