In-Person Training

12 CE Hours Approved by NBCC

Friday-only = 6 CEs, includes 3 CEs of Ethics; Saturday-only = 6 CEs

“Fundamentals of Effective Counselor Supervision: A Practical Approach”

Brandon Santan, PhD
Wayne Williams, LPC-MHSP
Mark Carpenter, LPC-MHSP
Renee Savage, LPC-MHSP

Registration for this training is now closed.

This workshop will address the fundamentals of providing clinical supervision. Discussion will include, but is not limited to: providing quality supervision for supervisees in different stages of clinical development, ethical and legal matters (3 hours of ethics CE will be available on Friday, December 3, 2021), specific supervision interventions, multicultural matters, etc.

Objectives:

1. To learn to work effectively with counselors in training and/or practicing counselors
2. To become familiar with various theories and models of counseling supervision
3. To examine specific supervision interventions
4. To develop a personalized approach to providing counseling supervision
5. To become knowledgeable in various legal and ethical issues as they relate to counseling supervision
6. To prepare to practically apply legal and ethical responsibilities as they relate to counseling supervision
7. To understand the impact of multicultural issues that impact the supervisor/supervisee relationship
8. To explore various issues such as counselor development and supervisee resistance, related to counseling supervision
9. To teach supervisee a framework for understanding of differences in situational and generational poverty, middle class and wealth
10. To assist supervisee in treatment of their resistant, unmotivated, un-insightful, personality disordered and blame shifting clients

About the Speakers

Brandon Santan, PhD
Wayne Williams, LPC-MHSP
Mark Carpenter, LPC-MHSP
Renee Savage, LPC-MHSP

TLPCA Contact

If you any questions, please contact Jessica Hurst-Leggett.