Clinical Supervision in a Forensic Setting with Dr. Lauren Herbert
Clinical Supervision in a Forensic Setting: Evidence-Based Practice and Ethical Considerations
Speaker: Dr. Lauren Herbert
Date & Time: Thursday, December 4th, 11:00 a.m. – 3:15 p.m. CST
Location: Virtual over Zoom
Cost: $99.00
Clinical supervision is a vital component of providing evidence-based and ethical practice, especially for mental health providers working in forensic environments where unique challenges frequently arise.
This training will highlight the specific responsibilities associated with supervision in a forensic setting, including managing risk, navigating dual roles, maintaining ethical boundaries, and supporting supervisees who work with high-risk or justice-involved populations.
Participants will explore evidence-based supervision models, trauma-informed approaches, and culturally responsive practices for supervising within forensic contexts. Through a combination of instruction, case examples, and interactive discussion, participants will:
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Gain an understanding of the supervisory role in forensic environments.
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Examine the legal and ethical complexities of supervision.
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Develop strategies for enhancing supervisee competence, clinical decision-making, and overall professional resilience.
Learning Objectives
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
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Describe the role and purpose of clinical supervision within forensic settings.
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Identify at least three unique ethical challenges and responsibilities associated with supervision in forensic contexts.
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Recognize at least two supervision models suitable for working with high-risk populations.
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Describe strategies for addressing vicarious trauma and burnout.
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Apply strategies to enhance competence in those they supervise.
