Questions from Discord - Supervision, Ethics, Music, Coparenting, and Abuse

Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Kirk Honda

Mental Health, Health & Fitness

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🗓️ 24 February 2021

⏱️ 72 minutes

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Dr. Kirk answers questions from Discord.

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0:00.0	Hey, deserving listeners. I'm going to answer a bunch of your questions in today's episode.
0:04.6	This is the Psychology and Seattle podcast. I'm your host, Dr. Kirk Honda. I'm a therapist and a
0:09.3	professor. Our social social media ambassador, Colin, he compiled a bunch of questions from you.
0:15.8	And so here we go. First questions are from Aperture Patron Nardine. They ask, what is the
0:21.7	distinction between therapy and supervision? What is the distinction between providing therapy
0:28.7	or providing supervision? So I'm guessing what Nardine is asking is, in supervision, is there any kind
0:37.6	of therapy that happens? And I would say, absolutely, yes. So when I'm talking with my clients,
0:45.8	I think we can all imagine what that relationship looks like. And when I'm talking with my supervisees,
0:52.1	it's pretty complex. Because on one hand, I have, so I actually wrote a whole book on all the
0:58.3	different roles involved in supervision. And it's a, you can buy it on Amazon. It's called multi-role,
1:04.4	multi-role clinical supervision, in which I describe all the evidence-based 19 roles that need to be
1:12.8	provided in supervision. So we have public safeguarding roles. These are roles that are involved in
1:21.5	making sure that the therapist that you're supervising doesn't harm the public, making sure that you
1:27.4	uphold ethics, this sort of thing. And then you have skill building roles. And these are the various
1:32.5	roles involved in teaching the novice clinician how to be a good skillful therapist. Then we have
1:39.9	guiding roles. And these are roles, various different roles here. But one of the roles is self-awareness
1:46.7	guide. So it's important in evidence shows that good supervision involves helping the supervisee
1:52.9	to be more self-aware. And so that kind of looks like therapy sometimes, where I as a supervisor by
2:00.3	ask a supervisee, well, what's going on there with your counter-transference? Or does that connect to
2:07.1	what I know about what's going on in your personal life? And so that can from the outside kind of
2:12.4	look like therapy, it's not therapy, it's absolutely supervision, it's important supervision.
2:17.4	But it can look like therapy sort of. The other roles that are all involved in therapy as well is what
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