Description You are counseling in an agency or school setting in which your supervision consists of weekly group staff meetings. At these meetings, agency

Description

You are counseling in an agency or school setting in which your supervision consists of weekly group staff meetings. At these meetings, agency policies, procedures, and other administrative issues are discussed. You are uneasy with this situation because you believe that true clinical supervision would help you improve your counseling skills and your current work with clients. You are also aware that you need a minimum number of documented hours of clinical supervision in order to obtain your independent counseling license, and you wonder if your supervisor’s brief notes about “staffing cases” as the activity in these staff meetings are sufficient documentation. Discuss the ethical issues involved in this situation, describe your options for how to proceed, and identify the option(s) you would choose. Explain your reasoning. Cite an ethical code in your response.

This discussion question is informed by the following CACREP Standards: 

2.F.1.m. The role of counseling supervision in the profession.

5.G.2.m. Legislation and government policy relevant to school counseling.

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