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Join us for our third ST SIG business meeting at the APA conference in Boston!

Sunday, August 22, 1999 Business Meeting Agenda

APA, Boston, MA

Introductions

Report on the Membership (77 members on listserv, over 500 hits on website)

Discussion Topics

How the ST SIG can serve the membership

Election Committee?

Practice Issues

Research Issues

Future Activities

APA 2000

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Supervision Roundtable Presentations APA 1999

Date: Sunday August 22

Time: 8:00AM to 8:50AM

Where: Constitution Ballroom, Sheraton Boston Hotel

Hot Topics in Clinical Training and Supervision, 1999

Michael Ellis & Nicholas Ladany (Co-chairs)

Difficult and Resistant Supervisees: Issues and Interventions

Rodney K. Goodyear

Resolving Impasses in the Supervision Relationship

Eric C. Chen

Exploring Countertransference With Beginning Trainees: Why Be Developmental?

Nicholas Ladany & Janet L. Muse-Burke

Making psychotherapy training and supervision effective

C. Edward Watkins, Jr., Michael J. Lambert, & Richard P. Halgin

From Novice to Expert: Implications for Supervision from Expertise Research

Joan I. Rosenberg & Chen Opochinsky

Supervision of Masters-level students

Kathy O'Byrne, Ph.D.

Supervising Psychological Assessments

Loreto R. Prieto

Centralizing Cultural Contexts in Supervision

Jeffrey S. Hird & Louise A. Douce

A mentoring model of effective multicultural supervision

Lilian W. Long & Paul T. P. Wong

Working with Gay, Lesbian & Bisexual Supervisees

Helen J. Roehlke, Michael Mobley, & Craig Rooney, M.A., Psychology Intern

Supervising culturally diverse students

Joan M. Polansky

Supervision in the European Community

Elizabeth Holloway & Pilar Gonzalez-Doupe