The goal for this presentation is to provide clinical supervisors with practical skills to take back to their supervisees. Training will address ways to effectively build a sense of confidence and support development of new skills in their supervision sessions. This relates to marriage and family therapy practice by giving supervisors the necessary skills to engage with therapists in training throughout the licensure process.
Samantha Sigl is a practicing LPCC, as well as board approved supervisor for those seeking LPCC/LPC licensure in Minnesota. Samantha has worked alongside children, families, and adults over the last 10 years and is passionate about providing quality mental health services to individuals. Samantha has been trained to provide Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) Therapy and Managing and Adaptive Practices (MAP). Her therapeutic approach is systematic in nature and trauma-informed. Outside of direct clinical work and supervisory duties, Ms. Sigl teaches graduate students at Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota, and volunteers with the Minnesota Counseling Association as their Professional Development Co-Chair.
