Introduction to Regulatory Compliance-OSHA
- What are some ethical issues associated with record-keeping and use of social media with military or veteran clients or populations?
- What are some ways to address the issue of clients who want to be friends through social media?
- What are some important considerations for supervision when using technology instead of meeting face-to-face?
- Describe some important considerations for supervision in military settings.
- What might you do as a supervisor to help ensure that record-keeping and use of social media are attended to in an appropriate manner by the supervisee?
- Provide four questions that a supervisor should ask his or her marriage and family therapy supervisees to ensure that record-keeping and use of social media are managed with integrity.
Length: 5-7 pages
References: Include a minimum of 5 scholarly resources.
Resources that have to be used in the paper
Trauma-Informed Supervision in Deployed Military Settings
Johnson, W. B., Johnson, M., & Landsinger, K. L. (2018). Trauma-informed supervision in deployed military settings. Clinical Supervisor, 37(1), 102-121.
How Therapists Navigate Facebook with Clients
Knox, S., Connelly, J., Rochlen, A. B., Clinton, M., Butler, M., & Lineback, S. (2020). How therapists navigate Facebook with clients. Training and Education in Professional Psychology, 14(4), 265–276.
Electronic Communication in Supervisory Relationships: A Mixed Data Survey
Twist, M., Hertlein, K., & Haider, A. (2016). Electronic communication in supervisory relationships: A mixed data survey. Contemporary Family Therapy: An International Journal, 38(4), 424-433.
A Brief Report on the Ethical and Legal Guides for Technology Use in Marriage and Family Therapy
Pennington, M., Patton, R., Ray, A., & Katafiasz, H. (2017). A brief report on the ethical and legal guides for technology use in marriage and family therapy. Journal of Marital & Family Therapy, 43(4), 733-742.
Clinical Supervision of Couple and Family Therapy During COVID-19
Sahebi, B. (2020). Clinical supervision of couple and family therapy during COVID-19. Family Process, 59(3), 989–996.