Clinical Supervision:
The Art of Teaching Documentation
For Mental Health Clinical Supervisors
Support your supervisees with instructive feedback, and learn to teach effective documentation.
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Many therapists are afraid of raising documentation concerns, sometimes because of shaming from a past supervisor, causing them to struggle and feel like they can't ask for help.
Supervisors, often lacking training, struggle to support new clinicians. This is especially challenging for those with natural documentation skills, as they may not grasp that this is a common difficulty.
Clinical Supervision: The Art of Teaching Documentation helps supervisors learn to better support and empower their supervisees.
I've been in your shoes...
...and theirs too!
I'm Dr. Maelisa McCaffrey and I’ve worked as a clinical supervisor, a program manager, and have invested in my own management training aside from my clinical training and teaching expertise.
I understand the nuances of managing people and caring for them, while also needing to consider your budget and practice reputation.
I also have ADHD and know what it’s like to be that clinician who can’t manage their time well and needs some extra help.
Here's what you'll learn to improve your
supervision and teaching skills:
Common documentation mistakes of both supervisors and clinicians and easy ways to address these mistakes.
How to document as a supervisor, with a note template that you can use and adapt as desired.
Strategies and applications for keeping people motivated while learning.
Learn to provide effective feedback to your clinicians so they are learning and feel comfortable talking with you about their questions and concerns.
What kind of training to provide non-clinical, administrative staff who support your practice, with case examples and scenarios for you to consider.
Lifetime access to all GND (Get Notes Done) Days.
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You have two ways to pay so you can choose the right one for your budget.
Lessons included with this course:
- Introduction and tips for using the course
- Common mistakes of supervisors
- Documenting for supervision sessions
- Private practice documentation policies to consider
- How to create a great documentation training program
- Training ideas and resources for your clinicians
- Common documentation mistakes of therapists
- How to review notes and provide feedback
- Training non-clinical staff on documentation best practices
- HIPAA basics and considerations for group practices
Common Question:
Can I purchase one or two lessons instead of the whole course?
No, this course is meant to be completed in a sequential order. The topics build upon one another. My experience has also shown me that these topics are ALL important for most clinical supervisors, so they are included as a comprehensive group rather than solo trainings.
Other common questions:
Do I need Documentation Made Easy, too?
Perhaps… this course focuses solely on supervision aspects of documentation and does not go into topics such as how to write a case note, how to create goals for treatment plans, etc. If you want specific training on what to include in notes, how to write treatment plans, and access to various templates, you may want to purchase both courses.
Do you provide examples in this course?
Yes, there are examples of supervision notes, reviews, and feedback. These include some sample case notes so you can see how to review and provide feedback, but there are not as many client note examples as provided in Documentation Made Easy for Mental Health Clinicians.
Do you offer CE credit?
While it is something we are working on, we do not offer CE credit at this time.
