APSC and SATTC are partnering to present over 30 hours of clinical supervision.
Below are the Titles and Links to Register.
Speaker Bios Can Be Found Here.
Introduction to Clinical Supervision for APSC Certifications
Virtual Live-Streamed Training on Monday, June 6 — (6 Hours) 9 am to 3 pm
Presented by Jill Crossgrove
Objectives:
- Understanding and embracing the role of a clinical supervisor
- Step by step overview of the APSC certification process for ADC, AADC and CS
- Overview of what supervisors and our supervises need to know, including the 4 domains of ADC and AADC.
- Managing day-to-day challenges of clinical supervision.
Pre-registration is required. No cost of NAADAC/APSC members; $49 for non-members. Register Here.
Introduction to Beginning Supervision Skills: Tips and Tools to Incorporate as a Novice Clinical Supervisor
In-person Training on Tuesday, June 28 at LRADAC in Columbia – (6 Hours) 9 am to 4 pm
Presented by Andrea Fleming
Training Description: Becoming a clinical supervisor implies and requires intentionality in your role as a gatekeeper in the counseling profession. Research indicates that training, mentorship, and coursework may differ for various workplace settings and not place emphasis on the same concepts. As a result, knowing where to start as a supervisor can seem cumbersome and disjointed at times. Along with building a rapport with supervisees, the literature reveals that clinical supervision is most effective when clear expectations are established, mutual evaluative processes between supervisors and supervisees are included, and ongoing feedback is provided which fosters growth and the development of counselors and their proficiencies.
Objectives:
- Participants will discuss areas that have been emphasized for them in their training and orientation in becoming a supervisor
- Participants will be introduced to concepts and tools that will assist with organizing and documenting the goals, objectives, and sessions for clinical supervision
- Participants will be introduced to tools that may be incorporated for meaningful feedback and mutual evaluative processes
Pre-registration is required. NAADAC/APSC members: $49 – Non-members: $149
Refreshments provided; lunch not provided. Register Here.
Advanced Supervision Skills: Supervision Models, Exploring the Self of the Therapist, and Considerations when Managing Dual Roles as a Supervisor
In-person Training on Wednesday, June 29 at LRADAC in Columbia – (6 Hours) 9 am to 4 pm
Presented by Andrea Fleming
Training Description: Clinical supervision is the foundational activity that connects theory to practice for counseling professionals. Many accrediting bodies and regulatory standards require that counselors employ evidence-based best practices with their populations served. This same premise should be applied when providing clinical supervision to our supervisees. Supervision models offer a framework from which we offer guidance and feedback. Along with case conceptualization, clinical supervision is about exploring the “self of the therapist” to include biases and blind spots that may either foster or rupture the therapeutic alliance. As dual-role supervisors, we have the unique challenge of balancing clinical and administrative supervisory responsibilities, which is rarely addressed when being trained, yet impacts level of engagement.
Objectives:
- Participants will be introduced to various supervision models and the benefits of incorporating them into their supervisory practice
- Participants will be introduced and discuss the importance of emphasizing self-awareness, understanding the client’s worldview, biases and developing multicultural competencies
- Participants will examine the concept of “dual role supervisor” and gain strategies on managing their clinical and administrative responsibilities
Pre-registration is required. NAADAC/APSC members: $49 – Non-members: $149
Refreshments provided; lunch not provided. Register Here.
Self-Care Needs for Supervisors: Strategies for Longevity as Leaders in the Field
In-person Training on Tuesday, August 2 at LRADAC in Columbia – (6 Hours) 9 am to 4 pm
Presented by Nicole Deems
Training Description: Training will focus on large group discussion and application of skills to enhance learning of how self care plays a role in clinical supervision. This will include how to create both self-care strategies and peer/mentor based supports for longevity and success in a challenging field
Objectives:
- Participants will gain a basic understanding of the responsibility of self-care as a supervisor as well as identify specific strategies of self-are.
- Participants will increase knowledge and skills of leadership as well as strategies for supporting staff as both a leader and clinical supervisor.
- Participants will utilize training experience to practice use of community for supervisory support and identify strategies for creating their own community of support.
- Participants will engage in an option of practical self-care and process experience with the group for reinforcement and feedback.
Pre-registration is required. NAADAC/APSC members: $49 – Non-members: $149
Refreshments provided; lunch not provided. Register Here.
Advanced Supervision Processing
In-person Training on Sunday, November 6 in Greenville at the Embassy Suites on Verdae – (6 Hours) 9 am to 4 pm
Presented by Barbara Melton
- Pre-submitted situations involving challenges and concerns will be processed
- Advanced ethical dilemmas & how to respond to crises will be discussed
- Model consultation and peer networking to be covered
- How to lead an effective team
Pre-registration is required. NAADAC/APSC members: $49 – Non-members: $149
Refreshments provided; lunch not provided. Register Here.
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