PYD828 Supervision and Consultation (3 cr.)

Prerequisite(s): PYD841  
This course examines basic theoretical models of supervision and consultation and an introduction to applications in counseling practice. Clinical dilemmas are examined using case examples, with a particular focus on ethics and practice within a multicultural context. In addition to supervision competencies and practical resources for future supervisors, topics include the use of psychological skills in a consultation and the challenges encountered in various consultation venues.
 

Upon completion of this course, students are expected to be able to do the following:

1. Evaluate the theoretical underpinnings of supervision and consultation.
2. Integrate theories and a personal approach into practical applications of supervision and consultation.
3. Analyze and apply the aspects of individual and cultural diversity that impact supervision and consultation.
4. Analyze and apply ethical principles, and legal standards, and obligations in the role of supervisor and consultant.
5. Evaluate both the professional and personal skills necessary to provide competent supervision and consultation.
6. Design a plan for continued development and growth as a supervisor and consultant.