Individual Psychology Supervision Course

This course covers these 5 articles that are described as first generation models of supervision based on Individual Psychology by Qu & Luke (2022): Kopp, R. R., & Robles, L. (1989). A single-session, therapist-focused model of supervision of resistance based on Adlerian psychology. Individual psychology, 45(1), 212-219. [2,720 words, 0.5 CE hrs.] Lemberger, M. E., & Dollarhide, C. T. (2006). Encouraging the Supervisee's Style of Counseling: An Adlerian Model for Counseling Supervision. Journal of Individual Psychology, 62(2), 106-125. [7,600 words, 1.3 CE hrs.] Milliren, A., Clemmer, F., & Wingett, W. (2006). Supervision: In the Style of Alfred Adler. Journal of Individual Psychology, 62(2), 89-105. [7,000 words, 1.2 CE hrs.] Shifron, R. (2007). A dance of two lifestyles: An Adlerian model for supervision, using early recollections. Therapy Today, 18(1), 41–42. [650 words, 0.1 CE hrs.] Shifron, R. (2020). The miracle of early recollections in Adlerian psychotherapy and supervision. The Journal of Individual Psychology, 76(1), 110-127. [7,600 words, 1.3 CE hrs.] As well as another seminal article on Individual Psychology supervision that was not included in Qu & Luke (2022) : Dollarhide, C. T., & Nelson, M. D. (2000). Adlerian supervision: A proposed model. The Canadian Journal of Adlerian Psychology, 30, 35-46. [2,300 words, 0.4 CE hrs.] This is a total of 4.8 CE hours and a cost of $72.