Supervision Ethics for LPCC — 9 CEUs | 3 General Ethics + 6 Supervision

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Overview

Price

$180.00

About

Clinical supervision sits at the intersection of two ethical relationships: the therapist's duty to the client, and the supervisor's duty to the supervisee, the profession, and the public. For Licensed Professional Clinical Counselors, supervision carries its own layers of complexity — the evaluative power differential inherent to the role, dual relationships that arise in a comparatively small professional community, and the responsibility of certifying a supervisee's readiness for independent, unsupervised practice. This course provides a comprehensive review of ethical principles as they apply specifically to the supervisory relationship in clinical counseling. The first three modules (3.0 CEUs) ground participants in general ethical principles, codes, and legal frameworks. The remaining six modules (6.0 CEUs) go in depth on the ethics and practice of clinical supervision itself — power and multiple relationships, cultural dynamics, competence and gatekeeping, models of supervision, applied case studies, and complex or emerging issues. The course closes with a structured ethical decision-making model participants can apply directly in their own supervisory practice.

Instructor

Bethany Moore