Supervision

Supervision Expectations

Dr. Bennett aims to integrate supervision strategies that will prepare and motivate counselors to be effective, curious, and responsible helping professionals who will serve their clients, the local community, and the greater whole of humanity by working in partnership with a diverse clientele in an ethical manner and within a multilevel perspective of interacting systems.

This is accomplished by providing and overseeing a range of supervisory experiences that will assist the counselor in their continued  development of competent intervention skills, therapeutic abilities, ethical practice, and solid professional identities.​

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Supervision Options Include:

Individual 

• 1 Supervisor + 1 Supervisee​

Dyadic 

• 1 Supervisor + 2 Supervisees​

Group

• 1 Supervisor + 3-5 Supervisees

Approach to Supervision

Dr. Bennett utilizes the Integrated Developmental Model along with mindfulness-based and cognitive approaches, focusing on counselor professional and personal development, self-efficacy, self-other awareness, motivation, autonomy, and self-regulatory processes.

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Other primary areas that receive attention in supervision include:

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1. counseling skills,

2. personal wellness,

3. multicultural and diversity considerations for self and clients, 

4. client/case conceptualization,

5. boundaries, caseload management, and time management, 

6. counselor self-care, and

7. ethical and legal standards in practice.
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