EPPP Part 2 Study Resource: Collaboration, Consultation, Supervision

The Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology (EPPP) Part 2 is a comprehensive assessment tool that measures the skills required of psychologists to practice independently. One of the content areas covered in this exam is Collaboration, Consultation, and Supervision, which is essential for psychologists to effectively communicate and collaborate with other professionals in their field. 

This content area assesses the psychologist's ability to engage in interdisciplinary collaboration, consultation, and supervision practices to promote positive outcomes for their clients. In this article, we will explore the Collaboration, Consultation, and Supervision content area of the EPPP Part 2 and discuss its significance for psychologists seeking licensure.

Some of the topics covered in this content area include:

• Collaborative relationships: understanding how to develop and maintain effective relationships with other professionals, including interdisciplinary teams, and identifying the roles and responsibilities of each team member.
• Consultation: understanding the different types of consultation models (e.g., expert, process, and collaborative), assessing the needs of the consultee, and developing strategies to promote effective consultation.
• Supervision: understanding the different models of supervision (e.g., developmental, supportive, and evaluative), assessing supervisee competence, providing feedback, and managing ethical and legal issues that may arise.
• Professional development: understanding the importance of ongoing professional development, including continuing education, peer supervision, and participation in professional organizations.

Overall, this content area assesses a psychologist's ability to work collaboratively with others in the field, provide effective consultation, and supervise others to ensure high-quality care and ethical practice.

Find EPPP Part 2 study materials here.