Training The LPC Supervisor: Being a Great Mentor
"Training the LPC Supervisor: Being a Great Mentor, Ethics"
Do you need to complete the CPCS clinical supervision training for LPC in Georgia? Yes you do if you intend to supervise Georgia APCs toward LPC licensing.
Transform Your Clinical Supervision Practice: Join Our Workshop
Who doesn’t want to elevate their supervision skills and stay ahead in today’s rapidly changing therapeutic landscape? There is an increasing need for a forum that enables industry professionals to participate in continuous professional development in the field of CPCS clinical supervision. Our upcoming workshop, “Training the LPC Supervisor: Being a Great Mentor, Ethics,” offers a unique opportunity to fulfill your supervised hours requirement while gaining invaluable insights from industry experts.
Eric Groh, LPC BC-TMH CPCS ACS
Former Composite Board President and Complaints Investigator. Board Certified Telemental Health Provider. Certified Professional Clinical Supervisor NBCC National Approved Clinical Supervisor.
- Fri, August 1st, 2025 Live Synchronous Webinar
- 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM EDT
- Starting At 169.00
- 6 NBCC HRS: All CEs accepted as face-to-face for LPC, SW and MFT by the GA Composite Board.
Workshop Overview
Participants in this workshop will explore the ever-changing principles, contemporary models, and successful ways of supervision, delving into its many facets. They will learn how to deal with people and groups. Important topics covered will include cultural norms, relational power dynamics, and legal and ethical concerns.
Those who have attended these types of courses in the past have reported improved competence, more comfort in a variety of service settings, and greater confidence in their own supervisorial capabilities.
Why This Workshop is Essential
In today’s fast-evolving psychotherapy environment, traditional supervision models are no longer sufficient.
This workshop introduces innovative approaches that align with current trends such as consumer-oriented services and international practice standards. Platforms like BetterHelp have reshaped the field, making it crucial for supervisors to adopt cutting-edge methods.
Gain Exclusive Insights from Licensing Experts
Supervision has become more complex, with increased risks of board complaints and civil suits. Our presenter, Eric Groh, LPC, BC-TMH, CPCS, ACS, brings unparalleled expertise as a former Composite Board President and Complaints Investigator. Participants will gain exclusive insights into board disciplinary actions and learn how to navigate the supervision landscape effectively.
Gain Exclusive Insights from Licensing Experts
Supervision has become more complex, with increased risks of board complaints and civil suits. Our presenter, Eric Groh, LPC, BC-TMH, CPCS, ACS, brings unparalleled expertise as a former Composite Board President and Complaints Investigator. Participants will gain exclusive insights into board disciplinary actions and learn how to navigate the supervision landscape effectively.
Ensure Compliance and Excellence in Supervision
Do you need to complete the CPCS clinical supervision training for LPC in Georgia? If you plan to supervise Georgia APCs toward LPC licensing, this training is essential.
Supervision has become increasingly risky for supervisors, with potential board complaints and civil suits posing significant challenges.
For supervisors in Georgia, maintaining one step ahead is essential now that the Composite Board mandates proactive responses to complaints from supervisees. Upon completion of this course, you will have a far better understanding of modern supervisorial techniques than those people who continue to count on obsolete models from the 80s and 90s.
As psychotherapy continues to spread its wings across different borders, you’ll also become an expert in offering supervision services that are recognized worldwide. This way, you’ll always be ahead of the game in the field.
Embrace a Progressive and Consumer-Driven Approach
Client needs are driving changes in psychotherapy, impacting our practice and the education we provide to our apprentices. The difficulties that supervisees have in adapting to changing social views on psychotherapy and supervision are real. Our hybrid model emphasizes mentoring, collaboration, and service-driven supervision while maintaining the clinical skills necessary for preparing supervisees for independent practice.
This workshop also includes an advanced module covering real-life public board disciplinary actions, providing you with practical insights to handle complex supervision scenarios effectively.
Workshop Highlights
● Innovative Supervision Models: Learn progressive approaches that emphasize mentoring, collaboration, and service-driven techniques.
● Real-Life Case Studies: Understand the intricacies of supervision and regulatory compliance through actual board disciplinary actions.
● Interactive Learning: Engage in breakout sessions designed to enhance your learning experience and application of new skills.
Workshop Objectives
1. Evaluation and Training Plans: Participants will learn how to perform an evaluation of the supervisee’s clinical experience and formulate a targeted training plan.
2. Effective Agreements: Learn how to develop an agreement with the worksite Director/Boss to promote a smooth, less stressful, less complicated supervisory relationship.
3. Developmental Approach: Understand a developmental approach to supervision by learning point-by-point the most important teaching objectives and addressing gaps in knowledge and experience.
- Learn a progressive model of supervision that meets modern industry trends..
- Developing mentoring, consumer driven while maintaining teaching formative skills.
- Workshop breakout rooms for an enhanced learning experience!
- Supervising licensing board-mandated supervisors.
- Supervising across state lines.
- Reconciling the alliance with your supervisee and their employer requirements.
- What are Licensing Board Consent Orders and how do you read them.
- Learn to select supervisees motivated to be mentored.
About the Presenter
Eric Groh, a leading ethics trainer in Georgia, has presented at prestigious institutions such as Emory University School of Medicine and the Licensed Professional Counselors Association. His extensive experience includes serving as a former president of the GA Composite Board of Professional Counselors, Social Workers and Marriage and Gamily Therapists, a consultant to the U.S. Department of Public Health and founding the Georgia Council on Problem Gambling. Eric’s primary focus is on mental healthcare professional ethics consulting, making him an ideal guide for this transformative workshop.
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Secure Your Spot
Don’t miss this opportunity to advance your supervision skills and stay ahead in your field. Register now to take advantage of rates beginning $169.00 and earn 6 NBCC hours, all accepted as face-to-face for LPC, SW, and MFT by the GA Composite Board.
For more information or to register, text 404-985-6785 for a custom promo code and enjoy 20% off multiple event registrations. The goal is to help you transform your supervision practice and meet your professional goals with cutting-edge insights and practical skills.
Join us on Friday, August 1st, 2025, from 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM EDT, and be part of a workshop that promises to redefine your approach to clinical supervision.
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Eric Groh LPC has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, AceP No. 6921. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. Eric Groh LPC is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.
