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CLINICAL SUPERVISION DIARY NOTE

RISE UP Process + Proctor’s Functional Model • Confidential Professional Record

1. Session Details

2. Confidentiality & Consent

This supervision is confidential subject to the limits set out in the Clinical Supervision Agreement (risk of serious harm, mandatory reporting, professional body requirements, and where the Supervisor also holds organisational/line-management responsibilities). Client identity is protected wherever practicable.

3. RISE UP Session Structure

3A. RISE UP Scoring Rubric

Rate the quality of coverage and supervisee engagement for each RISE UP component in this session. Use the scale below. Ratings support developmental tracking and are not a pass/fail assessment of the supervisee.

RISE UP Component 1
Minimal
2
Limited
3
Adequate
4
Strong
5
Excellent
N/A
R – Review
Follow-through on prior actions & insights
I – Issues
Clarity & depth of issues brought
S – Supervisee
Reflective capacity & restorative engagement
E – Ethics
Ethical awareness & professional standards
U – Unfinished
Recognition & management of open issues
P – Planning
Clarity & usefulness of forward plan
Overall Session Quality
Integration of process, alliance & outcomes
Scale guide: 1 Minimal – Component largely absent or superficial  |  2 Limited – Addressed briefly / low depth  |  3 Adequate – Covered sufficiently for purpose  |  4 Strong – Clear, reflective, useful depth  |  5 Excellent – Highly integrated, insightful, actionable

4. Proctor Domains Addressed this Session

5. Risk, Safety & Escalation

6. Agreed Actions & Follow-up

7. Additional Professional Notes

8. Supervisor Confirmation & Signature

I confirm this note is an accurate record of the supervision session conducted under the RISE UP process and Proctor’s Functional Model. A copy of relevant actions / notes will be provided to the Supervisee as agreed.

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This diary note forms part of the professional supervision record. It is not a client clinical note. Retain in accordance with professional and organisational record-keeping requirements. Supervisors remain responsible for the accuracy and completeness of their own records for ACA / PACFA membership purposes.