Counseling Practicum Competency Checklist Updated July 2015

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Counseling Practicum Competency Checklist Updated July 2015 Student Name: Semester/Year: Site: Supervising Faculty/Instructor: Rating scale: 1 inadequate demonstration of skill (i.e., below expectation for Practicum level) 2 adequate demonstration of skill (i.e., meets expectation for Practicum level) 3 exceptional demonstration of skill (i.e., above expectation for Practicum level) Helping Relationships -Basic Counseling Skills (Section I) 1. Listens carefully and communicates understanding to client. 2. Is genuine and warm with client. 3. Is respectful of and validates the client. 4. Displays knowledge and skills appropriate to the client s cultural and social context. 5. Displays knowledge and skills appropriate to the client s developmental context. 6. Appears comfortable with a variety of feelings/and or issues shared by the client as demonstrated by the ability to hold the session in an emotional space. 7. Demonstrates appropriate use of feeling reflections including appropriate delivery and accuracy. 8. Appropriate use of paraphrases, content reflections and summaries including appropriate delivery and accuracy. 9. Appropriate use of questions, probes, and accents including appropriate timing, concreteness, accuracy and brevity. 10. Appropriate pacing of session/ responses. 11. Appropriate use of silences 12. Avoidance of advice-giving and inappropriate problem-solving. 13. Demonstrates ability to address termination issues with client. Helping Relationships -Advanced Counseling Skills (Section II) 1. Demonstrates ability to identify patterns and use these as a basis for interventions. 2. Demonstrates use of advanced-level empathy delivered accurately and appropriately. 3. Uses humor cautiously and only as appropriate. 4. Uses self disclosure cautiously and only as appropriate. 5. Appropriate use of immediacy. 6. Appropriate use of confrontation. 7. Offers client feedback, even when it may be difficult for client to hear. Feedback is appropriate and offered respectfully/appropriately. 8. Uses counseling interventions that are consistent with theoretical understandings of client and client concerns. 9. Upholds an orientation towards wellness and prevention when working with client. 1

Assessment & Intervention Planning Skills (Section III) 1. Is able to organize client information (intake, assessment tools, clinical interview) into understandings of client and client concern. 2. Integrates cultural and/or developmental issues into the assessment. 3. Integrates contextual and/or systemic factors into the assessment. 4. Is able to recognize normative/developmental from problematic behavior/understandings/functioning. 5. Is able to construct appropriate theoretical conceptualization of client issues. 6. Is able to identify appropriate process goals congruent with the theoretical conceptualization. 7. Is able to identify appropriate outcome goals congruent with the theoretical conceptualization. Personalization Skills (Section IV) 1. Demonstrates insight into own intrapersonal style. 2. Demonstrates insight into own interpersonal style. 3. Demonstrates insight into the interaction between student s intrapersonal and interpersonal style. 4. Demonstrates awareness of diversity and multicultural issues including his/her/zer own biases. This awareness is evidenced by conversations with supervisor and peers. 5. Is willing to take risks and explore how student is affected by client or client issues in supervision. 6. Appropriately participates in feedback exchange with peers and supervisor (i.e., giving feedback, hearing feedback, and incorporating feedback into subsequent client work) during supervision sessions as evidenced by implementation of feedback with clients and peers. 7. Appropriately applies feedback to subsequent sessions as evidenced by conceptualization and interventions with clients. 8. Recognizes own limitations and seeks additional supervision when unsure of how to proceed. Professional Skills (Section V) 1. Demonstrates a knowledge of and ability to abide by ACA ethical and legal standards. 2. Client records completed correctly and professionally. 3. Client records filed appropriately (locked/on-campus file). 4. Student on time to all campus class and supervision meetings. 5. Student on time for all counseling sessions. Contextual Skills (Section VI) 1. Demonstrates sensitivity to diversity and multicultural issues including one s own biases during counseling sessions. This is evidenced in participation in these discussions in supervision or the counseling session. 2. Demonstrates understanding of diversity and multicultural issues as evidenced by conceptualization of client and interventions utilized during sessions. 3. Intervenes appropriately in cases of suicide ideation. 4. Promotes client self-advocacy (understanding of access to a variety of community resources). 5. Engaged (practicum student) in system and community advocacy. 6. Able to use the DSM assessment system to understand client concerns. 7. Recognizes own limitations & makes referrals as appropriate (with supervision). 8. Works with others in client s community (referral/consultation/collaboration). 9. Other: n.a. 2

Comments relevant to strengths of student: Comments relevant to areas that are challenging the student: 3

This checklist should be completed and signed by the UVM Supervisor and reviewed and signed by the student. The original will be kept in the student s permanent file. UVM Supervisor/Instructor Signature Practicum Student Signature Date Date To be completed by UVM Supervisor at end of the semester: Student Name: Semester: Passed Practicum Did Not Pass Practicum (Will be required to enroll in an additional Practicum course prior to internship.) Original: Student s Permanent File 4

CACREP s Practicum Skills Summary Page Key Assessment Practicum Competency Checklist Summary Common Core Professional Orientation/Ethical Practice (1) e. (Rating from: Section IV 1-8) Common Core Professional Orientation/Ethical Practice (1) j. (Rating from: Section V 1) Common Core Helping Relationships (5) a. (Rating from: Section II 9) Common Core Helping Relationships (5) b. (Rating from: Section I 1-13 & Section IV 1-8) Common Core Helping Relationships (5) c. (Rating from: Section I 1-13 & Section II 1-9) Common Core Helping Relationships (5) d. (Rating from: Section II 1,8 & Section III 1-7) Intervention Skills & Practice (D) 2. (Rating from: Section I 4, Section III 2,3, Section VI 1-8) Intervention - Skills & Practice (D) 5. (Rating from: Section I 4, Section III 2,3, Section VI 1-8) Intervention - Skills & Practice (D) 7. (Rating from: Section V 1-3) Intervention - Skills & Practice (D) 9. (Rating from: Section IV 1-8 & VI 7) Mental Health Diversity & Advocacy - Knowledge (E)1. (Rating from: Section I 4 Section III 2,3 & Section VI 1,2) Mental Health Diversity & Advocacy - Knowledge (E)2. (Rating from: Section I 4, III 2,3 IV 4 & VI 1,2) Mental Health Diversity & Advocacy - Knowledge (E) 3. (Rating from: Section VI 1, 2,4) Mental Health Diversity & Advocacy Skills & Practice (F) 3. (Rating from: Section VI 1, 2) Mental Health Assessment Knowledge (G)1. (Rating from: Section III 1-7) Mental Health Assessment Skills & Knowledge (H) 2. (Rating from: Section III 1-7 & VI 3,6) School Counseling Counseling, Prevention & Intervention Skills & Practice (D) 1. (Rating from: Section I 4,5, Section III 2,3 Section IV 4 & Section VI 1,2) School Counseling Counseling, Prevention & Intervention Skills & Practice (D) 5. (Rating from: Section IV 1-8 & Section VI 7) School Counseling Diversity & Advocacy Skills & Practice (F) 1. (Rating from: Section VI 1,2) Does Not Meet Meets Exceeds Not Avail at Site 5

School Counseling Diversity & Advocacy Skills & Practice (F) 2. (Rating from: Section VI 4,5) School Counseling Diversity & Advocacy Skills & Practice (F) 3. (Rating from: Section VI 4,5) School Counseling Assessment Skills & Practice (H) 2. (Rating from: Section III 1-7) School Counseling Assessment Skills & Practice (H) 3. (Rating from: Section III 1-7) Does Not Meet Meets Exceeds Not Avail at Site 6

Course: Practicum Semester: Instructor: Number of Students in Class: Key Assessment Data Summary Chart Class Information Report Practicum Competency Checklist Common Core Professional Orientation/Ethical Practice (1) e. Common Core Professional Orientation/Ethical Practice (1) j. Common Core Helping Relationships (5) a. Common Core Helping Relationships (5) b. Common Core Helping Relationships (5) c. Common Core Helping Relationships (5) d. Intervention - Knowledge (C) 6. Intervention Skills & Practice (D) 2. Intervention - Skills & Practice (D) 5. Intervention - Skills & Practice (D) 7. Intervention - Skills & Practice (D) 9. Mental Health Diversity & Advocacy - Knowledge (E)1. Mental Health Diversity & Advocacy - Knowledge (E)2. Mental Health Diversity & Advocacy - Knowledge (E) 3. Mental Health Diversity & Advocacy Skills & Practice (F) 3. Mental Health Assessment Knowledge (G)1. Mental Health Assessment Skills & Knowledge (H) 2. Mental Health Assessment Skills & Knowledge (H) 2. Competency Level - # of students Not Met Met Exceeded % Met or Exceeded 7

School Counseling Counseling, Prevention & Intervention Skills & Practice (D) 1. School Counseling Counseling, Prevention & Intervention Skills & Practice (D) 5. School Counseling Diversity & Advocacy Skills & Practice (F) 1. School Counseling Diversity & Advocacy Skills & Practice (F) 2. School Counseling Diversity & Advocacy Skills & Practice (F) 3. School Counseling Assessment Skills & Practice (H) 2. School Counseling Assessment Skills & Practice (H) 3. Competency Level - # of students Not Met Met Not Met % Met or Exceeded 8