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Jane Roiter Sunday Morning Seminar
“The Challenging Supervisee: Empathic Interventions ”
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Date: January 25,
2009
Despite a desire to learn clinical
skills and be helpful to their patients, some
supervisees also have cognitive or emotional
limitations, characterological problems, or life
circumstances which create significant impediments to
their engaging in effective and/or responsible clinical
work. Supervisors then face the challenge of offering
effective feedback, promoting understanding, setting
appropriate limits, managing the supervisee’s anxiety
and self-esteem, balancing (when relevant)
administrative and clinical demands, and/or making a
referral for treatment, all the while maintaining a
sufficiently empathic alliance with the supervisee that
neither the client’s treatment, the supervisee’s
learning, nor the supervisor’s own sense of what is
necessary and responsible is sacrificed. This
presentation will offer some possibilities, via concepts
and illustrative examples, of how this daunting
challenge might constructively be approached, followed
by open discussion of situations and issues of
particular interest to the participants.
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| Featuring: |
Jill R.
Gardner, Ph.D.,
is a clinical psychologist in private practice
in Chicago, where she is a frequent presenter of
continuing education programs. Dr. Gardner is
interested in the application of self psychology
to diverse clinical settings and has published
papers in self psychology on brief treatment and
on supervision. She presents frequent workshops
and in-service programs on these topics. She
also teaches self psychology in the master’s
degree program at the University of Chicago
School of Social Service Administration and is a
Visiting Professor at the Institute for Clinical
Social Work in Chicago. Before turning full time
to clinical practice and teaching activities,
Dr. Gardner spent 20 years directing programs in
a hospital-based community mental health center
in Chicago.
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| Date: |
January 25, 2009 |
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| Time: |
9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. (Registration begins at
9:00) |
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| Cost: |
$ 50 ISCSW members and students
$ 60 Non-members
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| Location: |
Center for Practice
Excellence
Jewish Child & Family Services
255 Revere Drive, Suite 200
Northbrook, IL 60062
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CEUs
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3.0 |
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Brochure: |
Sunday Seminar Brochure |
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Mail Payment: |
ISCSW
P.O. Box 2929
Chicago, Il 60690-2929
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