Course Summary

This LIVE, interactive 2 day virtual seminar will give a detailed overview of clinical supervision for mental health professionals including:

  • Differentiation between the roles and responsibility of a supervisor

  • Ethical and legal implications

  • Teaching and supervision modalities

  1. Welcome to Clinical Supervision 101 - Basics and Beyond

  2. DAY 1 - This session introduces the foundations of clinical supervision, including key models, counselor development, and practical strategies for effective supervision meetings and relationships.

  3. DAY 2 - This session goes beyond the basics to focus on real-world supervision challenges. Participants will review ethical, legal, and regulatory responsibilities, then build evaluation skills through examples, discussion, and practice scenarios.

  4. Course Feedback Survey

Details

  • $280.00
  • 2 Day LIVE Seminar Wednesday & Thursday March 25th - 26th
  • DAY 1 - 8:30 am - 5:30 pm & DAY 2 - 9:00 am - 4:30 pm PDT
  • 15 NBCC hours

Clinical Supervision 101 - Basics and Beyond

Live Seminar Begins Wednesday, March 25th 8:30 am PDT

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Learning Objectives

  • Basic understanding of supervision including roles, modalities and styles of supervision

  • Become familiar with ethical, legal and professional regulations in supervision

  • Evaluation and supervision review

  • Various roles of being a supervisor including admin, teacher, consultant and more

Instructors

Michelle Sells, MSW, LICSW

Michelle Sells, MSW, LICSW

Michelle Sells, MSW, LICSW, is a Clinical Supervisor at Pacific Mental health. A social work professional for over 25 years, she has extensive knowledge of child welfare, grief/loss, mental health, medical case management and suicidal ideation. Michelle holds a Master of Social Work from Eastern Washington University and a certificate in Public Administration. She is also certified in Dialectal Behavior Therapy and has an active caseload.

She / Her Emily Ehrhart, MA, LMHC

Throughout my career, I have worked with diverse populations in various treatment settings. I have extensive experience treating anxiety, depression, eating disorders, relationship conflicts, trauma, and stress caused by life transitions. As a therapist, I strive to understand clients' unique needs and strengths. I value their perspectives and believe their self-awareness is essential to future change. The therapeutic alliance that I have with clients is foundational to our work together and in many ways guides the counseling process.

Earn 15 NBCC hours

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