CE 725
Theories and Models in Counseling Supervision
Marymount University · UGRD · Fall 2026
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Intended to introduce doctoral students to the theories and models of supervision in counseling. The course will examine the ethical and legal issues encountered by supervisors and help students develop problem-solving techniques to address these concerns. Students will develop the skills necessary to implement supervision strategies, explore assessment procedures, and begin the development of their model of supervision. The class will allow students to develop and work toward the Approved Clinical Supervisor credential. Prerequisites: admission to the counselor education and supervision program and permission of faculty. A minimum grade of B is required to advance in the program.
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