6-hour Virtual, On-demand
CLINICAL SUPERVISION TRAINING
Providing clinical supervision is more than meeting a requirement. It’s about stepping into a role that shapes the next generation of clinicians, upholds the integrity of the profession, and safeguards the clients they serve.
The supervisory relationship is one of the most influential and most complex relationships in clinical work, and doing it well takes knowledge, skill, and ongoing reflection. It’s about supporting supervisee growth, navigating complex ethical responsibilities, and protecting client care along the way.
Whether you’re brand new to the supervisory role or looking to strengthen your approach, this 6-hour Clinical Supervision Training is for you! This online, self-paced training gives you a structured, ethically grounded framework so you can supervise with confidence. This training also meets the requirements to supervise LPCCs in Colorado.
Who Is This Training For?
CLINICAL MENTAL HEALTH SUPERVISORS
NEW TO SUPERVISION
For licensed clinicians who are stepping into the supervisory role for the first time and want a solid foundation in expectations, ethics, and structure.
EXPERIENCED SUPERVISORS
For seasoned supervisors who want a structured review of best practices in supervision or a refresh of clinical supervision principles.
COLORADO LPC SUPERVISORS
For Colorado LPCs, LCSWs, and LMFTs completing the required 6-hour training to become an approved supervisor for LPCCs.
ETHICS-FOCUSED SUPERVISORS
For supervisors who want supervision to feel relational, culturally responsive, and ethically grounded, not just compliant.
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Learn to
BE A BETTER SUPERVISOR
Are You Feeling…
- Uncertain about your roles and responsibilities as you transition from a clinician to a clinical supervisor?
- Unsure how to navigate power dynamics, boundaries, or parallel process in the supervisory relationship?
- Nervous about legal and ethical obligations, especially around documentation?
- Unclear on how to evaluate supervisee competency or give meaningful feedback?
- Underprepared to facilitate group supervision in a structured and ethical way?
- Unsure how to integrate cultural humility and responsiveness into your supervision approach?
This Course Can Help You…
- Step confidently into the supervisory role with clear structure, expectations, and ethical grounding.
- Navigate supervisory relationship challenges using practical, relational frameworks.
- Understand and fulfill your legal and ethical responsibilities as a clinical supervisor in Colorado and beyond.
- Evaluate supervisee competency, provide meaningful feedback, and address concerns appropriately.
- Facilitate ethical, effective group supervision with confidence.
- Integrate culturally responsive supervision practices throughout your work.
Comprised of 6 one-hour
COURSE MODULES
ROLES & FUNCTIONS OF SUPERVISORS
MODELS & METHODS
GROUP SUPERVISION
LEGAL & ETHICAL ISSUES
CULTURE & RELATIONSHIPS
EVALUATION
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By the End of This Training
YOU WILL BE ABLE TO
Define and apply the core roles, functions, and responsibilities of a clinical supervisor.
Compare and integrate multiple models and methods of clinical supervision to intentionally adapt your supervision style.
Identify and effectively address common supervisory relationship challenges using a relational and ethically grounded framework.
Demonstrate culturally responsive practices by examining how culture, identity, power, and systemic factors influence the supervisory relationship.
Implement ethical and effective group supervision practices based on stages of group development.
Apply legal, ethical, and evaluative standards to your practice in clinical supervision.
FAQs
Yes. This six-hour training meets Colorado requirements for LPC supervisor training. The course covers all required content areas including roles and responsibilities of supervisors, supervision models and methods, supervisory relationship issues, cultural considerations, group supervision, legal and ethical responsibilities, and evaluation of supervisee competency.
This training offers a Certificate of Completion for 6 hours of continuing education in the state of Colorado. NOTE: This training is not yet NBCC accredited, so check your state regulations about continuing education requirements to determine if this training will meet your state's CE requirements.
Yes. This training is well suited for clinicians who are new to the supervisory role and want a solid foundation in supervision expectations, structure, and ethical responsibilities. It is also valuable for experienced supervisors who want to refine their supervisory approach.
This training does not cover legal and ethical responsibilities for all states. The training addresses legal and ethical responsibilities specific to clinical supervision in Colorado, and includes information on supervision documentation, risk management, supervisee evaluation, and gatekeeping responsibilities related to client safety and ethical practice.
Yes. The course includes dedicated content on group supervision, including how to structure group supervision, manage group dynamics, address confidentiality concerns, and support meaningful peer learning while maintaining ethical and professional standards.
Yes. Cultural humility and responsiveness are integrated throughout the training. Participants will explore how identity, power, culture, and systemic factors influence supervision, evaluation, and supervisory decision-making.
Yes. You will receive a Certificate of Completion documenting six continuing professional development hours, which may be accepted by your state or not for continuing education. This documentation does meet Colorado requirements for continuing education on the topic of clinical supervision.
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