Join Us for a CE/CEU Live Webinar on December 1, 2023!
Friday, December 1, 2023 from 1:30pm-3:30pm CT - CE/CEU Workshop from Penelope Asay, Ph.D., ABPP “Cultural and Relational Issues in Supervision”
- You can read additional information about the presentation below.
- Please use the link below to register. You will receive a separate email upon registering with a Zoom link for the talk.
https://tcsppofficeofce.com/cultural-and-relational-issues-in-supervision/
Program Description:
This program will help clinical supervisors deepen and broaden their understanding of and skill in navigating relational and cultural issues in supervision. Drawing on recent supervision literature (Bautista-Biddle, Pereira, & Williams, 2021; ; Bernard, & Goodyear,2019; Chin, Peterson, Nan, & Nicolls, 2014; Loan, Kehdi, & Ricohermoso-Shaw, 2018) participants will learn feminist and multicultural supervision principles and strategies for managing power and cultural issues within the supervisory relationship as well as issues that emerge for their supervisees as they conduct clinical work (e.g. microaggressions, harassment from clients, countertransference, resistance to discussing cultural issues). Participants will also be guided to identify self- and community-care resources and supports.
Utilizing self-assessment tools, small and large group discussion, and clinical vignettes, participants will engage with current supervision research ( HaRim Ahn, Yee,Morales Dixon, Kase, Sharma & Hill, 2020; Phillips, Parent, Dozier, C. & Jackson, 2017). and each other to increase their confidence and competence. Participants will also be provided with resources (e.g. Deliberate Pratice exercises, readings) to support their continued work with supervisees as well as their own professional development as supervisors.
Presenter Biography:
Dr. Asay is a Board-Certified Counseling Psychologist who has been teaching and training doctoral students in clinical psychology for over 15 years. She is a former Professor and University Fellow at the Illinois School of Professional Psychology and former Director of the Master of Science in Counseling Program at Marian University. She is currently on the faculty of the PsyD program at the California Institute of Integral Psychology in San Francisco. Dr. Asay has served as an individual supervisor and supervisor of groups and taught Clinical Supervision for many years. An alumna of the Leadership Institute for Women in Psychology, Dr. Asay has held several professional leadership roles and has consulted and trained in a variety of academic and clinical spaces in the areas of diversity, leadership, career development, and group dynamics. Dr. Asay also currently serves as the Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion-Operations for the National Psychology Training Consortium, an APA-approved consortium for interns working in underserved and rural communities. She is licensed in California and Illinois and maintains a private practice in the Bay Area.
