ACCA January Lunch & Learn Webinar - Navigating the Shadows: Addressing Shame in Counseling Supervision

Tuesday, January 14th - 1pm-2pm EST

1 CE for APA & NBCC

Title:

Navigating the Shadows: Addressing Shame in Counseling Supervision

Presenters:

Jamie Hagenbaugh is a student counseling center director, psychologist, and clinical associate professor of Psychiatry and Human Behavior at Thomas Jefferson University. He received his undergraduate degree in communications from the State University of New York at Oswego. Dr. Hagenbaugh obtained his Master of Science degree in Counseling Psychology and Human Behavior along with his doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Chestnut Hill College. Prior to his work at Thomas Jefferson University, Dr. Hagenbaugh is the current co-chair of the ACCA supervision and training committee. Dr. Hagenbaugh has co-authored several articles in academic journals and has presented at regional and national conferences on student mental health and threat assessment.

Abstract:

This presentation will focus on helping supervisors to understand shame and its impact on clients and clinicians in training. Additionally, this presentation will review the origins of shame in clients. Finally, the presentation will help supervisors develop strategies to help clinicians in training manage shameful events that may occur in session

Learning Objectives:

• Help clinicians in training recognize the difference between shame and guilt
• Explain examples of shameful events that can occur in therapy for clinicians in training
• Identify interventions that supervisors can use with clinicians in training after a shameful event occurs in a session