Clinical Supervision Series

Registration Closing: April 25th, 2024

The increasing complexities of treating substance use disorders generates a high demand for qualified clinicians and clinical supervisors. Join us for our clinical supervision trainings and/or retreat as we explore a wide variety of topics central to successful supervision. 

The Clinical Supervision Series is divided into two (2) parts; five online sessions and a 2.5-day retreat. The five (5) online sessions in this series consist of three hours of instruction, which consist of one fifteen-minute break in each session. Each topic trained in the online sessions will take a deeper dive into the material during the retreat. Essentially each topic consists of 2 parts; the online session and the retreat breakout session which explores each topic in greater detail. Each online session will provide 3 contact hours and the retreat will provide 15 contact hours. A total of 30 contact hours will be provided through the Clinical Supervision Series. 

 

Registration: Pre-registration is required to attend. Registration for the online sessions is $40 per session. The registration fee for the retreat is $350.
A discounted amount of $50 will be applied to registrants who register for the entire series; which includes the 5 online sessions and the retreat for a total discounted price of $500.  Fees include credit hours and training materials. The retreat fee also includes overnight accommodations and meals during the retreat and special retreat swag. 

Refund Policy: Registration is non-refundable.

Online Session Details:

Training Times
9:00am- 12:15pm

Registration fee: $40 per person
Contact Hours: 3 per session
Location: Virtual
 

Retreat Details:

 Training Dates: May 15- May 17, 2024

Registration fee: $350 per person
Contact Hours: up to 15
Location: Shell Island Resort
2700 N Lumina Ave, Wrightsville Beach, NC 28480

Join us for a weekend retreat-style series of clinical supervision as we explore a wide variety of topics central to successful supervision on the coast of North Carolina at Wrightsville Beach. Expect an informative, useful, and unusually fresh experience while you gain the knowledge, skills, and continuing education hours necessary to propel your career forward.
 

Target Audience

1. All levels of supervisors within the field of mental health and substance use treatment wishing to improve their skills, knowledge, and abilities while also contributing to the professional growth of their colleagues.
2. Practitioners wishing to fulfill the NCSAPPB educational requirements in becoming a Certified Clinical Supervisor.
3. Current Certified Clinical Supervisors wishing to fulfill NCSAPPB renewal requirements.

Speakers:

Balancing Act: Navigating Ethics and Risk Management as a Clinical Supervisor 

Gwen Gilbert

Saturday, March 9, 2024 (virtual)

Treatment of Co-Occurring Disorder-Mental Health and Substance Use

Laurie Conaty

Part One: Saturday, March 23, 2024 (virtual)
Part Two: Included in Retreat
 

Using AI in advancing clinical supervision with ethical considerations

Michael Daniels
Part One: Saturday, April 6, 2024 (virtual)
Part Two: Included in Retreat

Counter Transference: Relational Supervision with Ethical Considerations

Dr. Robert m Cox

Part One: Saturday, April 20, 2024 (virtual)
Part Two: Included in Retreat
 

Supporting Clinical Supervisors in Mitigating the Impacts of Secondary Traumatic Stress for Supervisees and Client Populations

Dr. Sarah Reives-Houston
Part One: Saturday, May 4, 2024 (virtual)
Part Two: Included in Retreat
 

Team Organizational Development Experience 
for Clinical Supervisors 
Included in Retreat Only

Continuing Education:

NCASPPB:
Each webinar has been submitted for three hours of Clinical Supervision Specific credit from the North Carolina Addiction Specialist Professional Practice Board.

This retreat has been submitted for 15 hours of Clinical Supervision Specific credit from the North Carolina Addiction Specialist Professional Practice Board. 

Sponsorship Statement:

The Clinical Supervision training offerings are funded in part by the federal Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment Block Grant Fund (CFDA #93.959) as a project of the NC Division of Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities and Substance Abuse Services.

For questions and technical assistance contact us via bhs-support@unc.edu