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Supervision consists of receiving feedback and guidance for portions of your clinical practice that may raise questions or concerns as you work in the field. It also offers an opportunity to reflect and understand how your own biases and knowledge gaps can impact the quality and direction of your clinical work.
Individual and Group Supervision The total time spent in the group is divided by the number of supervisees. This time is then doubled. 2 hours divided by 4 = 30 minutes then x2 = 1 hour each. 1 hour 45 minutes divided by 3 = 35 minutes x 2 = 1 hour 10 minutes each.
In a typical group supervision session, coaches bring real client cases to discuss. The group listens, asks questions, and offers reflections, creating a collaborative environment where learning happens not just from the supervisor, but from peers.
Supervisees (and indeed the facilitator) should: be prepared to listen actively and share openly avoid taking the conversation off in directions that are not useful show respect towards others avoid dominating the discussion be mindful of their duties regarding confidentiality.
An LCMHCA can only earn 40 hours per week of supervised professional experience. For every 40 hours of working, the LCMHCA must have either individual or group supervision. There is no conflict as long as his face-to-face client contact hours do not exceed 40 hours/week.
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Five Steps of Supervision Provide employees with the tools they need to do their jobs. Provide employees with the training they need to do their jobs. Help employees set goals to improve their performance. Become a resource. Hold staff accountable.
Start your own private practice Once you have LCMHC Associate status in NC, you are able to start your own independent practice if you choose.
The amount of group supervision may not exceed the amount of individual supervision in a given supervisory period. In other words, supervision may be conducted in groups for no more than half of the total supervised hours in each supervisory period.

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