Marital therapy supervision is offered in a bi-monthly seminar, lead by a faculty member from the Marriage and Family Therapy graduate program on campus. Supervision for group therapy is provided separately by the senior staff co-facilitator of the group. Similarly, outreach and consultation activities are supervised by the senior staff member involved in the service. The facilitator of the Assessment Seminar supervises the objective and projective testing done by the interns. Peer supervision will also occur at weekly, ninety minute staff case conferences, in which particularly difficult or educational cases will be discussed.
Weekly supervision is given to interns who supervise practicum students.
This supervision may be individual or group supervision, depending on the number of interns involved. Interns are expected to attend and participate in a variety of seminars. A weekly professional development seminar will cover numerous special topics pertinent to mental health professionals. Based upon interest, interns have the option of presenting one or more of these seminars. Each intern participates in a weekly assessment seminar, that includes direct training and experience in the administration, scoring, interpretation and report preparation of a variety of test batteries.