Supervision Simplified

In this episode, Dr. Amy Parks and Valarie Harris dive deep into the concept of capacity - what it means, how it expands and contracts, and why it's a critical skill for clinicians navigating personal and professional challenges.

Valarie shares her transformative year filled with personal upheaval, professional growth, and unexpected lessons in resilience. Together, they explore how managing capacity enhances leadership, supervision, and clinician well-being, while offering practical insights for thriving in both chaotic and calm seasons.

Whether you're a supervisor, clinician, or leader, this episode will inspire and challenge you to rethink how you show up for yourself and your team.

In this "Supervision Simplified" episode, hosts Dr. Amy Parks and Valarie Harris share their paths to becoming clinical supervisors. From their beginnings in school systems and private practice, they delve into the motivations and challenges that shaped their supervisory roles.

They discuss the complexities of licensure, the critical role of mentorship, and their commitment to improving supervision practices. This personal and insightful conversation highlights the duo's dedication to fostering growth in the clinical field.

Amy and Valarie's stories illuminate the deep impact of effective supervision and their vision for a more supportive, well-resourced future for clinicians. Join them as they invite listeners to engage and contribute to the evolving conversation on transforming clinical supervision.

In this week’s episode of ‘Supervision Simplified’, we explore the supervision tactics and approaches to succeed with colleagues at any level of their professional development.

From interns to more experienced clinicians, we break down the clear goals, expectations and best practices for supervisory success - no matter what career stage your supervisee finds themselves.

Are you using assessments to bridge the gap in knowledge and understanding with your supervisees? What important insights can these assessments provide and how can you use them to craft a better supervisory relationship?

In today’s episode, Dr. Amy Parks and Valarie Harris focus on the importance of outside-specific assessments, how to utilize them across your supervisory process, and why continued assessments should be the ‘gold standard’ best practice.

In this eye-opening episode of Supervision Simplified, Dr. Amy Parks welcomes Skye Clark to share her shocking and deeply personal experience with an unethical supervisor. From blurred boundaries to outright manipulation, Skye takes us through the harrowing journey of navigating supervision during the pandemic, uncovering deception, and ultimately finding her strength.

Supervisors wield significant influence over pre-licensed clinicians, and this conversation sheds light on what happens when that power is abused. Skye’s story is a cautionary tale about the importance of transparency, discernment, and advocating for oneself in supervision.

This is an episode every supervisor and supervisee needs to hear. If you’ve ever questioned the integrity of your supervision experience, this conversation will give you tools and insight to protect yourself and advocate for ethical supervision.