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Supervision: Effective Clinical Relationships with your Supervisees
6 CEUs Cultural Diversity & Ethical Boundaries: Freedom from Stereotypes

Section 18
Boundaries and Dangers in the Supervisory Relationship

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The Challenge and Opportunity of Competency‐Based Counselor Education
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Emotional Intelligence and Leadership Attributes of School Counselor Trainees
The authors report results from a correlational study of 225 school counselor trainees' emotional intelligence and leadership qualities. Higher emotional intelligence correlated with higher leadership self‐efficacy and self‐leadership. The results indicate that emotional intelligence may be a relevant aspect of leadership training for school counselor graduate students.
A Phenomenological Investigation of Creative Teaching in Counselor Education
The authors conducted a phenomenological investigation of creative teaching with 10 counselor educators. The resulting 4 themes suggest creative teaching (a) is shaped by past experiences, (b) promotes student engagement, (c) is not formulary, and (d) requires risk taking. Implications for creative teaching strategies and training are provided. Limitations and implications for future research on creative pedagogy are discussed.
Integrative Reflective Model of Group Supervision: Practicum Students' Experiences
The authors conducted a phenomenological study of 10 practicum students' experiences of the integrative reflective model of group supervision. Six categories emerged: (a) intentional listening, (b) engaged in the process, (c) extension and application of the model, (d) personalization feedback, (e) mindful listening, and (f) dimensional feedback. An implication was students' openness to constructive feedback in group supervision.

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