of diverse clients, while providing support and fostering resilience of affected individuals. Interprets and explains therapeutic assessments as counseling progresses to inform diagnosis, case conceptualization, and treatment planning. Presents research results in professionally acceptable written and oral format. Effectively works with mental health professionals from different disciplines. Appropriately consults with permanent clinical staff members, peers, and local or national experts when needed. Empathizes and acknowledges others’ perspectives, especially when discordant with own perspective. Maintains therapeutic relationships with therapy clients. Appropriately manages own emotional reaction in response to others. Responds appropriately to client affect, verbal, and non-verbal behaviors. Makes appropriate process interventions (e.g., use of self, immediacy, or use of self). Develops and maintains an effective working relationship with Uses direct and respectful language to clarify misunderstandings, manage difficult conversations, and resolve conflicts in interpersonal relationships. Maintains timely documentation of intake reports, case and termination summaries in a professional manner consistent with UCC policies and professional standards. Writes informative and well-integrated that address group factors along with information pertinent to each individual member. Responds maturely to feedback with a growth, rather than a mindset. Engages supervisees and maintains effective supervisory relationships in practice. Provides constructive and timely evaluative feedback to supervisees regarding their provision of therapy. Uses formative and summative evaluation with supervisees,
of diverse clients, while providing support and fostering resilience of affected individuals. Interprets and explains therapeutic assessments as counseling progresses to inform diagnosis, case conceptualization, and treatment planning. Presents research results in professionally acceptable written and oral format. Effectively works with mental health professionals from different disciplines. Appropriately consults with permanent clinical staff members, peers, and local or national experts when needed. Empathizes and acknowledges others’ perspectives, especially when discordant with own perspective. Maintains therapeutic relationships with therapy clients. Appropriately manages own emotional reaction in response to others. Responds appropriately to client affect, verbal, and non-verbal behaviors. Makes appropriate process interventions (e.g., use of self, immediacy, or use of self). Develops and maintains an effective working relationship with Uses direct and respectful language to clarify misunderstandings, manage difficult conversations, and resolve conflicts in interpersonal relationships. Maintains timely documentation of intake reports, case and termination summaries in a professional manner consistent with UCC policies and professional standards. Writes informative and well-integrated that address group factors along with information pertinent to each individual member. Responds maturely to feedback with a growth, rather than a mindset. Engages supervisees and maintains effective supervisory relationships in practice. Provides constructive and timely evaluative feedback to supervisees regarding their provision of therapy. Uses formative and summative evaluation with supervisees,