Psychology In Seattle Podcast Bad Supervisors and Loving PIS
Dec 6, 2024
This discussion delves into the tangled web of supervisory relationships in clinical training, unveiling emotional conflicts and ethical dilemmas. The conversation emphasizes the crucial need for therapists to prioritize their mental health, especially when faced with toxic professional dynamics. Listeners are engaged with insights on seasonal depression, ethical violations in therapy, and the importance of accountability in the profession. The episode also touches on the contrasts in trauma handling and the therapeutic process's effectiveness.
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Podcast Style in Therapy
- A graduate student, Rachel, adopted Dr. Kirk Honda's podcasting style in therapy sessions.
- Her supervisor pointed out that she explains behaviors instead of asking clients questions.
Supplementing Supervision
- Seek additional mentorship if your faculty supervisor isn't sufficient.
- Consider taking lower-paying jobs with better mentorship opportunities or hiring a supervisor post-graduation.
Navigating Dual Relationships
- Prioritize your well-being over licensure hours if a dual relationship with your boss/former therapist is actively harmful.
- Request a different supervisor or consider leaving the position after fulfilling licensure requirements.
