In this episode, host Dr. Tara Sanderson chats with guest Ann Robinson to explore the benefits of supervision and consultation in mental health practice. They discuss the impact of physiological symptoms on mental health, the value of community support, and Ann Robinson's group supervision and therapy services. The conversation emphasizes the importance of open communication, feedback, and ongoing education for mental health providers.

In this episode of Supervision Smorgasboard, Dr. Tara Sanderson and Khara discuss the importance of support and challenge in professional settings, as well as the need to document supervision sessions and track licensure documents. They also delve into the development of the electronic supervision record (ESR) and its potential impact on mental health professionals. Join them as they explore the significance of building a support network and addressing burnout in the mental health industry.

In this episode of "Supervision Smorgasboard," host Dr. Tara Sanderson and guest Erin Nghe engage in an insightful discussion about treating OCD and the importance of tailored supervision for mental health clinicians. Erin shares her unique journey from medical social work to specializing in OCD treatment, emphasizing the significance of addressing stigma and providing practical training for supervisees. They delve into the value of being directive in therapy, the role of empathy and accountability in supervision, and the necessity of creating safe spaces for learning and healing. The episode also highlights the ERP Kaleidoscope, an association supporting clinicians of color and individuals with OCD who identify as BIPOC. Listeners are encouraged to explore early education and training in mental health, the versatility of a mental health degree, and the emotional readiness to embrace evolving interests. Don't miss out on this enriching conversation that delves deep into the nuances of OCD treatment and clinical supervision.

In this episode of Supervision Smorgasboard, host Dr. Tara Sanderson engages in a thought-provoking discussion with guest Mary Tinnuci. Mary shares her extensive experience as a school social worker, the development of innovative programs such as Out for Equity and Poetry Lab, and the creation of the Virtual Conversation Cards platform for online support groups and therapy sessions. Together, they explore the challenges and opportunities of virtual group work, the importance of intentional planning and flexibility, and the potential of the virtual space for successful supervision. Mary Tinnuci also offers valuable insights into effective group work, supervision, and the pursuit of personal and professional identity in the virtual realm. Don't miss out on this enriching conversation as Mary Tinnuci and Dr. Tara Sanderson delve into the ever-evolving landscape of virtual engagement and supervision.

Welcome to the latest episode of Supervision Smorgasboard! In today's show, Dr. Tara Sanderson is joined by licensed clinical social worker Katie Maynard. Katie brings a wealth of experience advocating for better mental health care for people without children, drawing from her own journey of navigating infertility and choosing to be childless. The episode delves into the need for trauma-informed care for issues related to infertility, societal bias towards parenthood, and the challenges faced by childless therapists in the field of supervision. The conversation also explores the lack of research and education on the mental health needs of individuals without children and the importance of supervisors recognizing and nurturing their supervisees' passionate areas of work. Throughout the discussion, Dr. Sanderson and Katie shed light on the societal validation and judgment surrounding people's choices related to parenthood, as well as the transformative impact of addressing these topics in therapy and supervision. This thought-provoking conversation brings to light the need for more awareness and inclusivity in the therapy profession, and the importance of creating a space for discussions on diverse lived experiences in supervision sessions. So, grab your headphones and get ready for a deep dive into the complexities of therapy, supervision, and the diverse paths of adulthood in today's episode.

Welcome to another episode of Supervision Smorgasboard! In this episode, host Dr. Tara Sanderson engages in an in-depth conversation with licensed mental health therapist Jennifer Kennett, owner of Eastside Couples Therapy in Washington. With over 25 years of experience, Jennifer is also a doctoral candidate at Antioch University, advocating for reform in Washington's rules for supervising associate level clinicians. Together, they delve into the complexities of clinical supervision, emphasizing the significance of the supervisory alliance, business aspects of private practice, and the impact of the pandemic on the mental health profession. Join us as we explore the pivotal role of effective supervision and support in the ever-evolving landscape of mental health practice.

Welcome to Supervision Smorgasboard! In today's episode, we have the pleasure of speaking with Leah Riddell, a licensed clinical mental health counselor, speaker, coach, and entrepreneur. Joining our host, Dr. Tara Sanderson, Leah shares her insights on managing student interns and the responsibilities of group practice owners in creating a supportive and inclusive environment. They delve into the intricate process of selecting interns and the importance of aligning values and goals, as well as the evolving landscape of therapy and counseling practices. This episode provides valuable advice on creating sustainable internship programs with an anti-oppressive lens, paying interns, and fostering growth within the counseling and therapy field. Stay tuned for an engaging discussion on the impact of internship programs on the community and the profession as a whole.

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