Clinical Skills Topics

These topics are largely focused on clinical skills and professional development. They are great for group practices, mental health agencies, and independent trainings. Therapists and grad students in mental health disciplines are the intended audience.
● Mastering Intakes● Documentation Best Practices● HIPAA and Privacy in the Real World● Treatment Planning and Clinical Language● Differential Diagnoses● Ethical Decision Making● Crisis Intervention and Risk Assessments● Psychopharmacology Basics for Therapists● Understanding Religious Trauma ● Polyvagal Theory Basics

The Classes You Wish You Had in Grad School 

These topics are basically what the title implies: they cover information that is essential to real world practice for most therapists, but were rarely covered in our grad programs! Mental health professionals are the intended audience.
● Ethical Nuances of Self-Disclosure● Business Skills for Therapists ● Career Trajectories in Mental Health ● How to Navigate the Licensing System● Real World Cultural Competency● Understanding the Insurance System● Coping with Vicarious Trauma and Burnout● Sustainable Boundaries for the Long Haul ● What We Get Wrong about Imposter Syndrome

Clinical Supervision

These topics are specifically for clinical supervisors. They focus on developing your clinical supervision practice, theoretical orientation and models for supervision, approach and style, and navigating the complexities of supervision.
● Conceptualizing Supervision Models● Supervision Interventions● Cultural Responsiveness in Supervision● Boundaries in Supervision ● Developing Your Supervision Style ● Business Models and Best Practices for Adding Supervision to Your Private Practice ● Navigating Our Own Stuff as Supervisors● Supporting Supervisees through Clinical Milestones and Difficult Stages● Difficult Situations in Supervision