Clinical Supervision Training Series
45 CE Hours | Three Progressive Levels | Live on Zoom
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Ethical. Reflective.
Real-World Clinical Supervision.
The Clinical Supervision Training Program is a three-level, live, cohort-based training for social workers and behavioral health clinicians who want supervision to be ethical, relational, and grounded in real responsibility.
This program meets the 45-hour training requirement for the Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS) credential and is designed for clinicians who see supervision as leadership, not just oversight.
WHO THIS TRAINING IS FOR
This training is for you if you:
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Are supervising or preparing to supervise clinicians
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Are responsible for supervisee growth, evaluation, and client safety
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Want clinical supervision training grounded in ethics and lived practice
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Are working toward or maintaining the Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS) credential
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View supervision as a form of leadership, not just compliance
This training may not be the right fit if you:
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Are looking for a quick certification or checklist-style CE
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Want scripts without reflection or accountability
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Prefer purely administrative supervision training
WHAT MAKES THIS TRAINING DIFFERENT
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Three progressive levels that must be taken in order
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Live, facilitated learning rather than self-paced videos
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Ethics before skills, development before evaluation
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Explicit attention to power, identity, and supervisory authority
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Honest engagement with evaluation, remediation, gatekeeping, and endings
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Designed for both newer and experienced supervisors
This is not a surface-level CE course. It is a rigorous, professionally oriented supervision training.
CORE AREAS OF CLINICAL SUPERVISION ADDRESSED
Across the three-level series, participants engage with:
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Foundations and ethics of clinical supervision
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Supervisor roles, authority, and responsibility
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Developmental models of supervision and readiness
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Power, identity, and culturally responsive supervision
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Reflective supervision and use of self
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Teaching clinical judgment and scope of practice
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Evaluation, feedback, and developmental tracking
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Rupture, repair, and critical conversations
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Remediation, gatekeeping, and supervision endings
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Documentation, liability, and supervisory accountability
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Group supervision and facilitation dynamics
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Technology and AI considerations in supervision
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Trauma exposure, burnout, and moral injury
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Supervisory leadership, systems thinking, and sustainability
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Supervision philosophy and professional identity development
The training follows a clear arc, moving from foundations to applied supervision to long-term leadership.
HOW THE TRAINING IS STRUCTURED
Clinical Supervision Level One
Foundations of Clinical Supervision
15 CE Hours
Level One establishes the ethical, theoretical, and developmental foundation of clinical supervision. Participants explore supervision purpose, roles, power, responsibility, and core models that guide ethical decision-making from the start.
This level focuses on understanding what clinical supervision is, what it is not, and what supervisors are ethically responsible for before moving into facilitation, evaluation, or remediation.
Clinical Supervision Level Two
Facilitation, Evaluation, and the Hard Parts
15 CE Hours
Level Two moves into applied supervision practice. This level focuses on teaching clinical judgment, facilitating growth, navigating cultural and identity-based dynamics, offering feedback, managing performance concerns, and responding when supervision becomes strained.
Participants engage directly with evaluation, rupture, accountability, documentation, and the realities supervisors face when things are not going smoothly.
Clinical Supervision Level Three
Leadership, Systems, and Supervisory Identity
15 CE Hours
Level Three prepares supervisors for long-term leadership and ethical complexity. Topics include trauma and burnout in supervision, systems-level responsibility, supervising supervisors, administrative structures, and developing a sustainable supervision philosophy.
This level supports supervisors who want to lead with clarity, sustainability, and integrity over time.
CHOOSE YOUR TRAINING COHORT
The Clinical Supervision Training Program is offered multiple times per year.
Select the cohort that works best for your schedule.
All participants must complete Clinical Supervision 1, 2, and 3 in order.
If you have taken level one or two with another trainer, email [email protected] to discuss your options.
Summer 2026 Cohort 3-Day FormatÂ
- Clinical Supervision Level One: June 3–5, 2026 | 9 AM - 3 PM MT | $475
- Clinical Supervision Level Two: July 8–10, 2026 | 9 AM - 3 PM MT | $475
- Clinical Supervision Level Three: August 5–7, 2026 | 9 AM - 3 PM MT | $475
- Complete Series (All 3 Levels): $1200
- Levels 1 and 2 or Levels 2 and 3: $875
Seats are limited - Register today by clicking below on the option that works best for you!
Fall 2026 Cohort
- Clinical Supervision Level One: September 16–18, 2026 | 9 AM–3 PM MT | $475
- Clinical Supervision Level Two: October 21–23, 2026 | 9 AM–3 PM MT | $475
- Clinical Supervision Level Three: November 18–20, 2026 | 9 AM–3 PM MT | $475
- Complete Series (All 3 Levels): $1200
- Levels 1 and 2 or Levels 2 and 3: $875
Registration opens on 5/1/26.
Scroll down to add your name to the waitlist if these dates aren't ideal for you. You'll be the first to know when registration opens for future cohorts!
WHAT PARTICIPANTS CAN EXPECT
This is not a surface-level CE course. Participants can expect:
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A sequenced, developmental curriculum that builds across all three levels
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Clear alignment with Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS) training standards
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Live teaching, structured reflection, and facilitated discussion
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Attention to ethics, power, identity, and real supervisory responsibility
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Honest engagement with evaluation, remediation, gatekeeping, and endings
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A learning space designed for both new and experienced supervisors
This training prioritizes thinking, judgment, and leadership over scripts or shortcuts.
IMPORTANT ENROLLMENT EXPECTATIONS
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Levels must be taken in order
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Level One is required unless a comparable supervision training (length, content, and approval) was completed within the past five years
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This program is designed for clinicians willing to engage reflectively, ethically, and relationally
Meet Your Instructor
Bethany Raab, MSW, LCSW, ACS
With 20 years of experience in social work, Bethany Raab is dedicated to helping professionals lead with integrity, equity, and purpose. As the founder of the Center for Ethical Social Work Practice, she brings real-world expertise in clinical practice, supervision, and training to every session.
Bethany’s approach is rooted in anti-oppressive frameworks, cultural humility, and intersectionality, ensuring participants gain the tools to create inclusive, impactful supervision practices. Known for her warm and engaging style, she fosters a collaborative learning environment where professionals feel supported and empowered.
"Supervision creates ripple effects of positive change in individuals, systems, and communities. My mission is to help you lead with confidence and purpose."
Join Bethany to transform your skills, inspire others, and leave a lasting impact in the field of social work.
Learn more about Bethany
Common Questions About the Training
Do you have to be a social worker to attend this training?
Is this only for Colorado mental health professionals?
Do I need to take this training to provide supervision in Colorado?
Can this count as Continuing Education Units (CEU) for my license?
Will the trainings be recorded?
What if I need to miss part of the training?
What is your company's refund policy for your live courses?
Does this training count for Approved Clinical Supervisor requirements?
Does it matter if I'm new to supervision or a seasoned leader?
Does this training include 100 hours of supervision required for the ACS?
Will an in-person training series be offered?
How is the training presented?
What if I’ve already taken another supervision training?
Do you offer individual consultation or supervision support outside the course?
Can I pick your brain real quick?
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By completing this program, you’ll meet the requirements for the Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS) credential through the Center for Credentialing & Education (CCE).
The Center for Ethical Social Work Practice is a Center for Credentialing & Education Registered Credential Training Provider. This course is approved to fulfill the 45 hour training requirement for the Approved Clinical Supervision credential. RCTP# 1006-ACS
The Center for Ethical Social Work Practice is a National Association of Social Workers - Colorado Chapter - Approved Continuing Education Provider.
Approval effective through 2/7/2025. Application for renewal submitted on 1/2/2026.