Supervision Train-the-Trainer Workshop

When: Friday, January 22, 2010 9a-5p
Where:

Training Room 201
Bellemeade Center
201 N Eugene St.
Greensboro, NC 27401
(336) 641.3630
Click here for directions.

Lunch: Lunch and refreshments will be provided
Contact Hours: 15 hours
Instructor(s): Dr. Dwaine Phifer and Dr. Shirley Huffman

Description: This workshop is designed to prepare qualified LPCANC members to become facilitators of future Supervision Training Series workshops sponsored by LPCANC.

The workshop offers the curriculum and instruction for attendees to conduct the Supervision Training Series, which is 4 distinct workshops with a cadre of LPCs wishing to enhance their supervision practice and meet the criteria for various supervisory credentials, such as the Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor and Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS). This workshop will focus on preparing already experienced supervisors to become workshop facilitators and train others in the models, skills, and techniques of becoming a clinical supervisor. This workshop will give trainers the fifteen (15hrs – 8 in sessions; 7 “homework” hours) additional hours needed for the LPCS when added to 30 previously documented workshop hours.

Eligibility Requirements:
Those interested in attending must complete an application form with documentation to verify the following qualifications:

  • A minimum of 3 years experience as a LPC or equivalent license
  • Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS)
  • A graduate course OR 30 hours of education specific to supervision, including models of clinical supervision
  • Current LPCANC Professional Membership

Prior to the Workshop:
Applicants approved for the training will be required to pay the registration fee of $450 for the workshop and subsequent coursework. Upon successful completion of the workshop and payment of the fee, you will receive a certificate of completion which affords you the opportunity to be compensated as a presenter for supervision workshops under the auspicious of LPCANC.

During the Workshop:
Participants will be presented with the curriculum for the Supervision Training Series of 4 workshops. A review and demonstration of the curriculum will occur throughout the day and logistical issues will be discussed.

After the Workshop:
Attendees will be required to sign a contract with LPCANC to provide the Supervision Training Series in their communities as a LPCANC representative. The curriculum for the workshop is copyrighted. Each training has a $250 stipend provided to the trainers, for a total of $1000 for all 4 sessions in the series. LPCANC cannot guarantee adequate numbers of attendees of the sessions you might provide, which has a minimum of 8.

Continuing Education:
This workshop will provide a total of 15 hours of continuing education for supervision only. This workshop is not intended to be entry-level training of supervision. These 15 hours can be combined with 30 previous hours of documented training for the LPCS credential.

Description of LPCANC Supervision Workshops You Will Provide in the Future:
Eligible applicants who complete the total 15 hour train-the-trainer workshop will become authorized Supervision Workshop facilitators for LPCANC. The Supervision Training Series are four separate 8-hour workshops to be coordinated by LPCANC and offered in your community at times/locations arranged by you. The Supervision Training Series is designed to be the entry-level education required for LPCs interested in becoming supervisors and includes: developmental models of supervision, multicultural issues in supervision, intensive group supervision of cases using the mirror in the mirror technique and the participants delivering assigned research projects. These workshops are designed for 8-18 attendees who would be required to attend all 4 workshops as a cohort. The use of co-facilitators is the recommended manner to conduct these workshops and between-session assignments are required of attendees, including video tapes.

If you meet the requirements and are interested in participating in this training, click here for an application. If you have any questions, please contact Dr. Denauvo M. Robinson at drobinson@albemarlessp.org. Space is limited; deadline for applications is January 15, 2010.