Group Supervision

This bi-monthly online clinical supervision group brings clinicians together to deepen their understanding of trauma-informed care and to create a safe, reflective forum for dialogue and collaborative learning. It is especially suited for CSWAs, LPC interns, and LMFT interns.

Currently, there is a wait list for the groups. 

Trauma-informed care and practice is a promising framework for working with clients facing multiple, chronic, extreme adversities and trauma; clients who are often inaccurately labeled “treatment resistant,” “treatment-sabotaging,” and disengaged. Bringing together current research from the fields of trauma and interpersonal neurobiology, trauma-informed practice is about getting unstuck when working with clients who are profoundly stuck, by re-seeing their stories, beliefs, and behaviors from a fresh perspective.

Groups meet online twice a month on either Tuesdays or Thursdays, 4:00 – 5:30 pm. The group focuses on trauma-informed case conceptualization, planning, and intervention, as well as buffering the impacts of toxic stress and promoting practitioner self-care. It also includes a modest number of optional readings. Currently, we’re reading Barrett and Stone Fish’s Treating Complex Trauma: A Relational Blueprint for Collaboration and Change.

The cost for new group supervisees is $45 per participant per group session. The group is appropriate for clinicians, both CSWAs as well as LMFT and LPC interns, needing supervision hours for their clinical license. It has also been helpful to licensed practitioners needing additional support in their work.

To find out more information or to schedule an initial interview at no cost, contact Wayne here.