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THE SUPERVISOR AS GATEKEEPER. VIRTUAL (3 CEs) 9:00 am to 12:15 pm
ADVANCED TRAINING FOR RECERTIFICATION
Knowing the rules to follow in supervision and being able to apply them is a prime responsibility of the supervisor. This workshop will review the GA Composite Board rules for APC and LPC, as well as requirements for maintaining the CPCS credential. Through interactive discussion using scenarios, application of the rules will be practiced, as well as offer resources for questions, offer support for resolving dilemmas in supervision and will identify practical tips for supervisors. Finally, this workshop will identify ways to practice supervision as a Gatekeeper for our profession.
Supervisors are responsible for knowing, understanding, teaching, and training future professional counselors/clinicians. It’s a challenging task, but contributes so much to the future of our profession. Establishing yourself as a Clinical Supervisor means creating procedures and processes to be used for the coming years. It also means following the Georgia rules and laws. It’s a very serious responsibility that extends over a long period of time.
COST IS $105 MUST APPLY THROUGH LPCAGA/CCALP FOR RENEWAL OF CPCS.
NO CANCELLATIONS. NO REFUNDS.
PRESENTER; CAROLYN A. RAMP, LPC, NCC, ACS, CPCS
Carolyn Ramp’s career in mental health spans over 30 years. Her experience includes outpatient clinical work in agencies, school systems, as well as building and managing a multi-specialty private practice of 18 therapists. She’s earned a master’s degree in 1993 and A Specialist’s Degree in Counseling in 2000. She was President of LPCAGA in 2019 -2020. Her specialties include Clinical Supervision for over 20 years, working with the families of the Personality Disordered, teaching parenting strategies as a Love and Logic Facilitator and she is a Certified Grief Recovery Specialist. Her current focus in on Clinical Supervision and continuing ed workshops.
Contact Info: crampconsulting@gmail.com