PAA has launched the second version of it’s Clinical Supervision Course!
The course is designed for psychologists looking to start supervising provisionals or seeking a thorough understanding of foundational knowledge required for competent supervisory practice, including an introduction to the theory, practice, ethics, and responsibilities of clinical supervisors. Special Pricing is available for PAA members.
Enroll in the Free Preview here!
The course was developed by PAA member Jeff Chang, Ph.D., R.Psych. Dr. Chang has been a Registered Psychologist in Alberta since 1987. He is also credentialed as a Registered Marriage and Family Therapist Supervisor Mentor in the Canadian Association for Couple and Family Therapy (CACFT), and an Approved Supervisor and Clinical Member in the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy. He retired as a Full Professor in the Master of Counselling program at Athabasca University in 2025 after eighteen years. Before that, he started City University of Seattle’s masters programs in counselling psychology (Calgary in 1999 and Edmonton in 2000).
Module 1: Clinical Supervision: Definition and Distinctives (free sample access)
Module 2: Ethics, Standards and Competency Profiles
Module 3: Psychotherapy Theory-Based Clinical Supervision
Module 4: Developmental and Social Role Approaches to Supervision
Module 5: Revisioning the Supervisory Alliance: Interpersonal Patterns
Module 6: Systemic, Organizational, and Business Aspects of Supervision
Module 7: Contracting in Supervision
Module 8: Evaluation and Competency Profiles
Module 9: Supervisory Interventions – Inner Skills
Module 10: Supervisory Interventions – Behavioural Skills
Module 11: The Three Rs- Rupture, Repair, and Remediation (and Gatekeeping).
Module 12: Disrupting Coloniality in Clinical Supervision
