Ad Astra Play Therapy & Counseling, LLC is an approved CE Provider in Kansas for mental health professionals #19-006. Please check with your state licensing board for continuing education requirements and eligibility. APT Credits are NOT available for this training. Ad Astra Play Therapy and Counseling, LLC is not endorsed, sponsored or affiliated with the venue site in any way.

Description:

Come learn the nuts and bolts of becoming a clinical supervisor or refresh your skills if you are a seasoned supervisor. Under the umbrella of NASW and KS BSRB's requirements, we will look at the role and responsibilities of clinical social work supervisor and supervisee. By using experiential activities, powerpoint, case scenarios and videos, you will identify clinical supervision ethics, values, liabilities and best practice for documentation. Strategies for interviewing and selecting potential supervisees will be reviewed as well. You will get sample contracts, interview questions, documentation, and topics for supervision. Group supervision strategies, assessment of the clinician and how to provide meaningful feedback is also be covered. We will discuss how to navigate subpoenas, abuse reporting and custody, and other liability and legal issues. Finally, you will walk away with creative supervision activities you can implement immediately! Training includes 3 hours of ETHICS!

Pasteries will be available for the morning each day and light snacks will be served in the afternoon. Water, coffee and pop will be available both days. If you have an allergy or food accommodation needs, please email Ragan.

Presenter:

Ragan Snyder-Smith, LSCSW, RPT-S, M.Ed.

Time and Dates:

Thursday and Friday, July 10 and 11, 2025

8:30-4pm. Central Standard Time

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Agenda:

8:30-10AM - Introductions and Training

10:00-10:15 AM - Break

10:15-11:45 PM - Training continues

11:45-12:45 PM - Lunch Break

12:45-2:15 PM - Training continues

2:15-2:30 PM - Break

2:30-4:00 PM - Training continues

There will be: 4 1.5-hour sessions, 2 15-minute breaks and 1 30-min lunch break.

Learning Objectives:

1) Participants will articulate the role and responsibility of the clinical supervisor under the requirements of the KS BSRB and NASW.

2) Participants will identify 2 theoretical models of clinical supervision.

3) Participants will identify how attachment theory applies in the supervisory relationship.

4) Participants will review the legal responsibilities and liability risk of clinical supervision.

5) Participants will apply best strategies in interviewing and selecting supervisees, advertising and pricing services.

6) Participants will assess strategies for best practice in clinical supervision documentation, contracts and payment.

7) Participants will discuss the ethical importance of balancing personal values and the therapeutic alliance in supervision.

8) Participants will analyze how to ethically apply cultural humility in supervision.

0) Participants will create an ethical plan for self-care and boundaries in supervision.

10) Participants will explain the practice, types and process of group supervision best practices.

11) Participants will list 3 ways to assess development of the supervisee in clinical supervision.

12) Participants will analyze the research demonstrating the benefits of using expressive arts and creative techniques in the supervision process.

13) Participants will demonstrate 3 creative approaches in clinical supervision.

An evaluation and certificate will be send to electronically you after the trainig is over.

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THERE ARE NO APT CES available for this training.

Best Practices in Clinical Supervision for Kansas Social Workers