NASW-Utah & UMHCA Clinical Supervision Training

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This supervision package includes five programs:

Introduction to Clinical Supervision

1.5 CEUs

This presentation will provide an overview of Utah's DOPL rules related to clinical supervision, supervisor liability, structure of supervision, diversity-centric supervision, and roles and responsibilities of clinical supervisors. 

Presenter: Naomi Spencer, LCMHC

Ethical Code & Decision-Making Models

1.25 CEUs

This presentation will provide an overview of the ethical codes related to social work and clinical mental health counseling practice.  And, it will present an ethical decision-making model that will be illustrated with a supervision case.

Presenter: Ellen Behrens, Ph.D., L.P., LCMHC 

Ethical Issues in Supervision

1.5 CEUs

The presentation will focus on ethical "hot topics" in clinical supervision such as confidentiality of supervision, multiple relationships, assessing competence, gatekeeping, and informed consent for supervision.

Presenter: Doran Williams, LCSW

Models of Clinical Supervision

1.25 CEUs

This presentation will introduce an inclusive approach to supervision theory that builds upon the ecological and social justice perspectives. Participants will be given an ecobiopsychosocialspiritual structure that incorporates Maslow’s Four Forces of psychotherapy as well as additional emerging theories in advanced generalist practice such as deep ecology and body-mind work that apply to supervision styles. The presentation also incorporate all ways of knowing, multiple therapy modalities, and multicultural perspectives, with an emphasis upon examples of supervision practice. Attendees will be encouraged to select models that fit with their own style and professional approaches to supervision. 

Presenter: David Derezotes, Ph.D., LCSW

Best Practices in Supervision

1.5 CEUs

This presentation will focus on a wide variety of best practices in clinical supervision such as supervision contracts and disclosure statements, summative and formative feedback, crisis/risk management, as well a guidelines for  initiating, maintaining and monitoring supervision. 

Presenter: Anna Lieber, LCMHC & Christina Zidow, LCSW