HCE 681 - Clinical Supervision

This course introduces students to the practice of clinical supervision within the counseling profession. The course focuses on such topics as the history of supervision, supervision models, tasks and functions of supervision, relationships in supervision, supervisory responsibilities, administration, cultural differences, and ethical standards. An organizing principle of this course is to examine these topics from three perspectives: theoretical knowledge, skill development, and self-awareness.

Prerequisite(s): Master’s degree in counseling, matriculated Psy.D. students, or permission of instructor.
Co-requisite(s):
Credits: 3

Course Typically Offered:
Course Type: Human Resources-Counseling Education