Interplay Clinical Supervision

The therapeutic interplay approach uses arts, movement, and storytelling to promote psychological well-being. An Interplay Clinical Supervisor provides support to others using the interplay approach. Additionally, they supervise the clinicians in their work with clients.

What Does an Interplay Clinical Supervisor Do?

An Interplay Clinical Supervisor’s responsibilities may vary depending on their training and experience. Similarly, it also varies according to the work setting and the client’s specific needs. Some common tasks that an Interplay Clinical Supervisor may perform include

Guide clinicians on how to effectively use the Interplay techniques.
Support the clinicians with any challenges that may arise during treatment.
Observe and provide feedback onthe clinicians' work. This includes their use of interplay techniques and interactions with clients
Provide any assistance to improve the clinician's skills to help the clients.
Collaborate with team members to develop and implement the client's treatment plans. Team members may include physicians, therapists, and social workers.
Provide training, workshops, seminars, and education to clinicians on the interplay approach.
Maintain proper records and documentation related to the clinicians' work.

WhatDo Consultation and Training Include?

A Clinical Supervisor handles providing consultation and training for practitioners. Sophie Young from Stem Family Health is an Interplay Clinical Supervisor who will provide the service to clients. Various types of consultations and training provided by Stem Family Health are:

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