This workshop will review the complexities inherent in distance supervision, including but not limited to managing supervisee anxiety, accountability for modeling standards of distance service provision, and crisis intervention support. 

Discussion will also focus on how supervisors can discuss racial and cultural differences between themselves and their supervisees, toward increased supervisory rapport and effectiveness. Considerations for cultural competence development and clinical evaluating supervisees of differing skills levels will be covered, towards fostering their improved effectiveness and cultural competence in clinical service provision. 

Relevant sections of the 2014 ACA Code of Ethics and the NBCC Distance Codes of Ethics will be incorporated.  

Course curriculum

  1. OVERVIEW: Culturally-Informed Telemental Health Supervision: Advancing Skills Across Cultural and Geographic Boundaries

  2. MODULE 1: Telemental Health Best Practices, Rules, & Crisis Intervention

  3. MODULE 2: Diversity & Cultural Competence Considerations, Evaluation & Assessment

  4. Training Evaluation & Certificate of Completion

About this course

  • $85.00
  • 2.5 hours of video content

Culturally-Informed Telemental Health Supervision: Advancing Skills Across Cultural and Geographic Boundaries

NBCC Clock Hours: 3.0

Each 50 - 60 minute training module (1 CE hour each) is followed by a brief knowledge acquisition assessment, which must be passed at 80% proficiency before moving on to the subsequent module. Your certificate will be granted upon successful completion of all modules. Partial CE credit cannot be granted.
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