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This paper offers a detailed description of a Cognitive Apprenticeship Model for psychotherapy training and supervision. This form of training has been utilized in a novel psychotherapy training program developed for psychiatric trainees, enrolled in a specialized psychotherapy scholars track, embedded in an adult psychiatric residency training program. The paper offers new elaborations of the model, reflections on the apprenticeship supervision and implementation, and clinical lessons learned. The four dimensions of this model include: (1) acquisition of psychotherapy content knowledge; (2) an application of the Cognitive Apprenticeship Model of Supervision, utilizing modeling, coaching, scaffolding, articulation, reflection and exploration as essential aids in structuring a live, real-time supervisory experience; (3) sequencing of clinical psychotherapy training activities; and (4) use of situated learning and communities of practice, as important components of psychotherapy training. The article also discusses an apprentice method of psychotherapy supervision including the intake, working through, and termination phases, Barriers impeding apprenticeship supervision and implementation, and reflections on participant experiences are discussed. This approach may be valuable to others considering the development or evolution of psychotherapy training programs for psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, or other mental health professionals.

Descriptions and Reflections on the Cognitive Apprenticeship Model of Psychotherapy Training & Supervision