In this episode we discuss how important it is for supervisees to:

1. Enjoy the process

2. Continue learning

3. Be flexible

4. Find support

5. Know and take care of themselves
 
Heather and I would like to know what tips you have for supervisees to help them have long happy careers as counselors. Please let us know what you think and leave a review.
 
Bray, B. (2020). Marathon vs. Sprint: Building a Sustainable Career As A Professional Counselor. Counseling Today. https://ct.counseling.org/2020/03/marathon-vs-sprint-building-a-sustainable-career-as-a-professional-counselor/

Ronnestad, M. H., Skovholt, T. M. (2012) The Developing Practioner: Growth and Stagnation of Therapists and Counselors. Routledge. 

In this episode we discuss how important it is for supervisees to:

1. Know where you are getting your information from

2. Know the climate

3. Stay in their lane

4. Know how to give your audience the sound byte they need
 
Heather and I would want to know what you think about this article. Please let us know what you think and leave a review.
 
 Scheeringa, M. (2020). Is Play Therapy Appropriate For Children With PTSD? Psychology Today.  https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/stress-relief/202004/is-play-therapy-appropriate-children-ptsd

In this episode we discuss:

1. How we use our intuition

2. How intuition impacts counseling and supervision

3. Gaining insight by using our intuition

4. How we work with supervisees to understand intuition and insight
 
  Heather and I would love hear about times when you intuition was an important part of your supervision. Please let us know what you think and leave a review.
 
  Hudson, M. (2020). 8 Truths About Intuition. Psychology Today.  https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/articles/201912/8-truths-about-intuition

In this episode we discuss:
 1. Stresses of a counselor
 2. Feeling dissatisfied, disconnected, and underappreciated
 3. Signs you or your supervisee are stressed
 4. How you monitor stresses
 
 Heather and I would love hear how you know you are feeling stress, and how you help your supervisees identify and manage their stress.
 
 Bray, Brittany. (2020). Help Wanted: Managing Work Stress. Counseling Today.  https://ct.counseling.org/2020/02/help-wanted-managing-work-stress/

In this episode we discuss:
1. What you need to conduct virtual supervision
2. Challenges involved in virtual supervision
3. Situations in which virtual supervision would not work best
4. Positives and negatives of virtual supervision

Heather and I would love what you think about virtual supervision and what you have learned by conducting online supervision.

CNA and HPSO. Counselor Spotlight: Telebehavioral Health. http://www.hpso.com/Documents/Risk%20Education/individuals/Claim-Reports/Counselor/F-13777-619_Telebehavioral_Health_Spotlight.pdf

In this episode we discuss:
1. Using activities in supervision
2. Being intentional using activities
3. Possible activities you can use in supervision

Heather and I would love to hear your thoughts and any activities that you are using in supervision. 

Bratton, S., Stewart, A. (2019) Express Yourself! Using Experiential Approaches with Play Therapist in Trauma Informed Supervision. Play Therapy. 14(4), 4-8.