The Role of Professional Consultation and Clinical Supervision
Acting as a gatekeeper for the profession, developing junior counselors' functioning, and monitoring the care client's receive
What is the purpose of clinical supervision?
The problem is identified from a pathological perspective.
What is the medical model?
client/student empowerment, client/student advocacy, community collaborations, systems advocacy, public image, and social/political advocacy.
What are the six domains of the Advocacy Competencies?
A 10 digit identification number, which is assigned to aid in the electronic transmission of health information
What is the National Provider Identifier (NPI)
Professional working from a wellness model, without the clearance to conduct formal assessments and diagnose medications
What is the role of a counselor as compared to other mental health care providers?
Informed consent, fair evaluation, supervisor competence, and vicarious liability concerns
What are a clinical supervisor's responsibilities for ethical practice towards the supervisee in the supervision process?
A theory of supervision approach in which the supervisee asks questions in supervision to conceptualize difficulties with clients, and create a nurturing and constructive therapeutic relationship with clients
What is Cognitive Behavioral Supervision?
They are more cost effective.
What is the reason that a practitioner may choose an informal assessment over a formal assessment?
Laws enacted by Congress to protect the privacy and security of healthcare information
What is the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996
Career or guidance counseling
What was the origin of the counseling profession?
Strong working alliances, collaboratively developing common goals, and Supervisor/supervisee attachment styles.
What are factors that can influence a supervisory relationship?
Internal change, life breakdown, lifestyle change
What are Nakken’s stages in the development of an addictive personality?
MMPI-II, The Rorschach, MBTI
What is a formal test?
Proof of liability insurance, licensure, and an Employee Identification Number (EIN)
What is the necessary information needed to become a preferred provider?
Summarizing a case and identifying important issues for complex cases, it is regarded as a core clinical skill, and there is no agreed upon definition of this practice by practitioners.
What are the components of case conceptualization?
Mediator, expert, prescriber
What are role in which a consultant typically practices?
Entry, diagnosis, implementation, disengagement
What are the stages of Dougherty’s 4-stage model?
Specialized training and certification as recommended by forensic national boards
What are some legal and professional training requirements for practicing as a forensic mental health counselor?
Members of PPOs do not choose a PCP and are not required to use in-network providers.
What is the difference between HMOs and PPOs?
Outpatient treatment centers
What is the setting where a mental health counselor will typically be involved in substance abuse treatment?