This seminar provides licensed counselors and social workers with essential insights into effective clinical supervision practices. Participants will explore the roles, responsibilities, and ethical considerations involved in clinical supervision, emphasizing the development of supervisory skills that support both client well-being and supervisee professional growth. The course will cover strategies for establishing strong supervisory relationships, setting clear expectations, and providing feedback that promotes competence and confidence in supervisees. Additionally, participants will learn to address challenges in supervision, such as managing boundaries, navigating ethical dilemmas, and maintaining culturally responsive practices.

Participant Learning Objectives:

• Define the core roles, responsibilities, and ethical standards required in clinical supervision for counselors and social workers
• Describe key techniques to foster a productive supervisory relationship, including setting goals, establishing clear expectations, and cultivating open communication
• Identify best practices for providing constructive feedback that enhances the clinical skills and professional development of supervisees
• Recognize and address common challenges in clinical supervision, such as boundary management, dual relationships, and ethical decision-making
• Apply culturally responsive supervision practices that consider diversity, equity, and inclusion to support a safe and affirming environment for supervisees and clients alike
• Evaluate their supervisory approach and make adjustments that align with current professional standards and evidence-based practices

Featuring:
Julie Fleagle, MS, LCPC, Clinical Supervisor, is a licensed clinical professional counselor and certified professional counselor supervisor in the state of Maryland. She has been working in the mental health field for more than 20 years and currently co-owns Willow Tree Counseling Center, a group private practice in Maryland. In 2015, Julie started specializing in working with children as young as 3 years old and is now a sought-after child and family therapist.

This seminar will be held virtually via Zoom. Link will be sent to attendees the week of the event.