Clinical Supervision Skills Basic and Advanced in Mental Health and Substance Use Counseling

WHEN: LIVE VIRTUAL ONLINE Training Friday, April 11, 2025

9 am-6 pm

COST: $165 for 7.50 contact hours, NCASPPB AND NBCC approved

DESCRIPTION:

The key to building a helpful healthy working relationship with clinical supervisees is to support the development of a co-vision for clinical supervision. It begins with the two of you deciding upon a place to meet that supports safety, openness, and an invitation to learn and grow. Secondly, is supporting the supervisee to identify and enhance their current skills by developing a plan for expanding those skills through continuing education. Thirdly, it is important to support supervisees to develop areas of interest and expertise with a plan to actualize those dreams. Fourthly, supporting the supervisee to develop a session structure of co-vision to explore strengths and struggles with their existing clients. A co-vision between supervisor and supervisee enhances the quality of counseling as well as more positive client outcomes. Participants will also develop skills in supporting supervisees with closure as client’s complete their counseling, utilizing screening tools such as the Columbia Suicide Rating Scale (CSSRS), coping with client death, client relapse, and screening for trauma. Ethics is blended with the approach of developing a co-vision and the ethics of using effective clinical supervision through education of effective screening and treatment methods.

OBJECTIVES:

1. Define, explore, and discuss the philosophy of developing a co-vision with supervisees that will lead to both better outcomes for the counselor and the client.

2. Develop a specific plan for incorporating the development of a co-vision plan with supervisees.

3. Develop skills in recognizing vicarious trauma in supervisees and learn to support supervisees to cope with client death and loss, as well as relapse.

INSTRUCTOR: Linda Harrison, NCC, MAC

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Refund policy:

We offer a 100% refund for requests made inside 48 hours after the purchase. After 48 hours no cash refund or credits are given.

No refunds are made due to technology problems resulting from participants audiovisual equipment or personal internet failures. Arriving more than 20 minutes late to a virtual training may prevent receipt of full workshop hours. Participants must be on camera for the duration to receive credit for the training.  

INSTRUCTOR: Linda Harrison, LCMHCS, CCS, MAC

National Board of Certified Counselors (NBCC) Approval Statement:

Asheville Counseling, Clinical Supervision and Training has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 6957. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. Asheville Counseling, Clinical Supervision and Training is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.