6 HRS Part 2: Training the LPC Supervisor: Being a Great Mentor

Eric Groh, LPC former ethics complaint investigator for the Composite Board of LPC, LCSW and LMFT

Do you need to complete the CPCS clinical supervision training for LPC in Georgia? Yes you do if you intend to supervise Georgia APCs toward LPC licensing.

Did you know Georgia’s Composite Board is now requesting that supervisors respond to complaints made by peers?

View Objectives:

• Developing your supervisee.

• Mentoring approaches to supervision.

• Supervising licensing board-mandated supervisors.

• Reconciling the alliance with your supervisee and their employer requirements.

• What are Licensing Board Consent Orders and how do you read them.

• Developing a targeted training experience for your supervisee.

• Delivering NBCC-mandated supervision to NCCs.

• Workshop breakout rooms for an enhanced learning experience!

This is Part Two of a 12 hour supervision program that fulfills your board requirements to maintain your status as a Georgia Composite Board approved LPC supervisor.

Learn techniques for both selecting supervisees and meeting your Supervisor responsibilities to fully develop their clinical skills. Learn how to develop a mutual understanding with the worksite Director/ Boss to promote a smooth, less stressful and uncomplicated supervisory relationship. This webinar includes an advanced module in understanding licensing board disciplinary actions and reading public consent orders.

These hours are accepted by LPCA of GA to meet credentialing requirements.

**Be in the classroom early. If you are LATE, you may attend but a CE certificate cannot be issued.**

Eric Groh LPC has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 6921. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. Eric Groh LPC is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.