Continuing Education
Everything we do is designed for deep practice transformation, implementation, and sustainability: We are laser focused on translating evidence and practice-based research into highly relevant, live and on-demand webinars and engaging, skills-focused workshops and certificates.
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The Ethics of Supervision: Utilizing a Decision-Making Model to Navigate through Rough Waters
This workshop builds capacity for supervisors to engage in self-reflective and discernment practices particularly as it relates to ways cultural identities, power, and privilege can inform ethical decision-making utilizing various decision-making models.
Wellness as a Radical Act: Awareness and Advocacy for Secondary Traumatic Stress
A variety of reflective activities will facilitate participants’ exploration of what STS is and is not. In this collaborative space, we will consider how to mitigate the impact of STS for ourselves and supervisees and find hope amid the suffering.
Culturally Responsive Supervision: Techniques and Strategies for Relational, Supervisee-Centered Practices
During this interactive workshop, practitioners will engage in dialogue to identify the unique conditions of the supervisory practices through a lens of care and curiousity.
Beyond 101: Negotiating and Utilizing ‘Self’ in Supervisory Relationships: Intersections of Culture and Power
During this interactive workshop, practitioners will process intercultural and power dynamics inherent to the supervisory relationship and experience models of practice that serve as tools for engaging difference.
Mapping the Genetic Landscape Across 14 Psychiatric Disorders: Clinical Implications for Underlying Genetic Factors
This webinar will discuss future implications for clinical care in psychiatry and discuss the methods and findings from the 'Mapping the Genetic Landscape Across 14 Psychiatric Disorders' article published in Nature on December 2025.
Clinical Supervision During Difficult Times
What are supervisors uniquely called to do during "difficult times?" Explore interconnections personal, professional, and supervisory experiences with this interactive workshop to define strategies to effectively lead as a clinical supervisor.
The Power of Hope Amidst Adversity: Belonging, Bridging, and Action
This webinar explores Emily Dickinson's "Hope" metaphor to address adversity in our current political climate. We'll explore the inner and outer work of hope, emphasizing community bridging and collective strategies to foster peace, justice, and a shared vision for transformation.
Strengthening Your Supervision Skills through Socially-Just Frameworks
Engages experienced supervisors in socially-just supervision frameworks, exploring distinctions between advising, coaching, mentoring, and supervision. Includes role-play and reflection to deepen understanding of power and identity, while offering strategies to inspire commitment, provide support, and effectively assess supervisee growth and development.