Supervision of Play Therapy

This training presents an overview and conceptual framework for the 15-hour Core course component of MaMHCA’s Supervision Training Program. It is intended for experienced clinicians who wish to become trained supervisors.

The quality of the supervisory relationship is critical to the supervisee’s successful development as a counselor. We will look at different models and best practices in supervision that we as supervisors can use to enhance supervisee’s self-awareness, self-efficacy, accountability, clinical skills, and professional identity. We will explore what a Growth Mindset is and how to encourage this in our supervisees.

Supervision of In-Home Treatment, Joseph Weeks, LMHC In home services has become an integral part of behavioral health treatment under the Children’s Behavioral Health Initiative (CBHI), and is increasingly growing as a service modality under other programs as well. This workshop will provide a look at the "wraparound approach" and how to work within a care team system. Topics will include different levels of in home services, treatment types and requirements for treatment. What questions to ask

This training is an overview of professional responsibilities required for clinical supervision in the addictions. In addition, this program will discuss supervision as a three fold process where the supervisor serves as teacher, consultant and counselor. To that end, we will cover topics such as assessment tools, the stages of change paradigm, modalities of treatment, and special issues confronting the substance abuse supervisor and clinician. The program will include lecture and case discus

Cultural Awareness and Cultural Centering help us define who we are in relationship to our clients, students and supervisees. Understanding the implicit and explicit biases that inform our interactions makes us more effective supervisors.

This clinic is specifically designed to provide information for Contract, Agency and Program supervisors or directors on the correct way to complete the Application for LMHC. Students and post-Grad clinicians working toward licensure are stressed about the lack of knowledge those who are supposed to be guiding them [supervisors] have about this process. Decrease everyone's anxiety. [Please bring a laptop or USB drive with you, so you can experiment with some of the electronic handouts.]

Using a developmental model of supervision, this workshop will begin by defining "crisis" and will go on to explore the management of the inevitable anxiety that arises when new and developing clincians encounter crisis in their work. It will also review fundamental crisis intervention and risk-assessment strategies to employ with supervisees using case vignettes, experiential exercises, and group activites

This training is designed to help supervisors relax into the use and supervision of all forms of Expressive and Action Method therapies, including Art, Movement, Drama, Poetry, Narrative and Sound. Appropriate clinical application will be explored through experiential exercises and case examples.