Topic: supervision

Many clinicians work in busy programs with lots of staff and most of the time still feel like they’re alone, almost a solo practitioner, but with a lot less control over their activities

Sexual relations between therapist and patient can seriously damage the public’s trust in the safety of their loved ones.

Unhealthy conflict among staff can ‘bleed’ over into patient care, and that’s never good.

Clinicians who improve their skills produce better outcomes for the client.

Social networking speech is protected, in the United States at least, by the same Constitution that protects other forms of speech.

“If my intentions are good,” they think to themselves, “how can my actions be unprofessional?”

Countertransference issues can be a genuine hazard in our field. If allowed to continue, it can lead to some pretty spectacular incidents.

With good controls, I’d say it’s a legit therapeutic option.