

Episode 287 - (SUPERVISION) Training Supervisees in Compassionate Care Practices
8 snips Sep 11, 2024
This engaging discussion focuses on the essential soft skills needed for compassionate care in behavior analysis. Listeners learn about innovative training methods, like clicker training, to enhance relationship-building abilities. The challenges of teaching empathy and cultural humility are explored, along with effective strategies for supervision. Personal anecdotes illustrate the multifaceted nature of professional development, while research findings emphasize the importance of supportive training environments. Get ready to rethink how care is cultivated!
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Learning from Other Fields
- Acknowledge that other fields have paved the way in compassionate care.
- Learn from existing research in nursing, medicine, and psychology to improve your own practices and teach supervisees.
Importance of Soft Skills
- Technical skills alone do not guarantee successful client outcomes.
- Soft skills like relationship building and communication are crucial for effective practice.
Doctor with Poor Bedside Manner
- Jackie had a doctor who was brilliant but lacked bedside manner, making communication difficult.
- This highlights how technical expertise without interpersonal skills can hinder effective interactions.