Supervision- Developing Foundational Repertoires in Supervisees

Noor Syed joins a panel on the foundational skills that supervisors help clinicians develop. This recorded discussion contrasts basic and advanced repertoires, then uses examples of questioning, observation, feedback and role-play to explore how supervision can respond to each supervisee’s experience.

Presenter credits: Noor Syed.

This training does not provide CEU.

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Hosted by Karen Chung, the panel includes Bobby Newman, Jacob Sadavoy and John Bailey. It considers clinical competence, critical thinking, ethics, cultural awareness, collaboration and the use of technology.

The examples include discussing session data, giving behavior-specific feedback, observing practice and individualizing supervision. Certification and ethics references reflect the historical recording; the discussion is not an announcement of a current certification programme.

What does this recording cover?

• Foundational and advanced professional repertoires
• Clinical competence, critical thinking and ethics
• Observation, questioning and specific feedback
• Role-play and evaluation of supervision
• Cultural awareness and individualized support

Course evaluation records

The six-item evaluation mean was 3.92/5 across 13 complete responses, from 134 recorded rating responses. This mean includes only unambiguous complete six-score responses. Source: Special Learning course evaluation records, snapshot October 11, 2026.

make it more interactive

Anonymous learner feedback, 2023

offer bundle packets that do not contain CEUs that are in another bundle packets

Anonymous learner feedback, 2023

This is great, I'd love to see a follow up as this is several years old now.

Anonymous learner feedback, 2023

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