Fundamentals of Clinical Supervision is a 45-hour foundational training program designed for qualified mental health professionals preparing to assume clinical supervision responsibilities in Marriage and Family Therapy and Professional Counseling.
The program integrates relational, systemic, developmental, competency-based, and culturally responsive approaches to supervision. Participants will examine supervisory relationships, supervisory roles, contracting, assessment, clinical observation, feedback, evaluation, remediation, gatekeeping, ethics, legal responsibilities, documentation, technology, administrative responsibilities, and professional identity.
The program includes a shared foundational curriculum for LMFT and LPC supervisor candidates and discipline-specific application addressing the professional scope, regulatory requirements, clinical practice, and supervision of Marriage and Family Therapists and Professional Counselors.
Students completing 45 hours of training will be eligible for Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS) and state supervisor status, as well as a Certified Clinical Supervisor (CCS) certificate from the Colorado School for Family Therapy.
Presented by: Colorado Family Therapy Institute (CFTI) in collaboration with Magnolia Counseling & Consultation, LLC (MCC)
Format: Live, interactive training
Schedule: Biweekly Saturdays
Dates: January 9 – March 20, 2027
Total Training Hours: 45 hours
Training Day: 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Instructional Hours: 7.5 hours per session
Final Examination: March 20, 2027
Colorado Family Therapy Institute (CFTI) is an NBCC Approved Continuing Education Provider (ACEP #7508). Participants who complete the course requirements will receive a certificate documenting the applicable CE hours.
DISCLAIMER: Completion of this training does not independently confer an ACS designation, LMFT or LPC Supervisor license. Participants remain responsible for satisfying all other applicable South Carolina licensure requirements, CCE designation requirements and submitting required documentation to SCLLR and CCE.
Fundamentals of Clinical Supervision is a 45-hour foundational training program designed for qualified mental health professionals preparing to assume clinical supervision responsibilities in Marriage and Family Therapy and Professional Counseling.
The program integrates relational, systemic, developmental, competency-based, and culturally responsive approaches to supervision. Participants will examine supervisory relationships, supervisory roles, contracting, assessment, clinical observation, feedback, evaluation, remediation, gatekeeping, ethics, legal responsibilities, documentation, technology, administrative responsibilities, and professional identity.
The program includes a shared foundational curriculum for LMFT and LPC supervisor candidates and discipline-specific application addressing the professional scope, regulatory requirements, clinical practice, and supervision of Marriage and Family Therapists and Professional Counselors.
Students completing 45 hours of training will be eligible for Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS) and state supervisor status, as well as a Certified Clinical Supervisor (CCS) certificate from the Colorado School for Family Therapy.
Presented by: Colorado Family Therapy Institute (CFTI) in collaboration with Magnolia Counseling & Consultation, LLC (MCC)
Format: Live, interactive training
Schedule: Biweekly Saturdays
Dates: January 9 – March 20, 2027
Total Training Hours: 45 hours
Training Day: 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Instructional Hours: 7.5 hours per session
Final Examination: March 20, 2027
Colorado Family Therapy Institute (CFTI) is an NBCC Approved Continuing Education Provider (ACEP #7508). Participants who complete the course requirements will receive a certificate documenting the applicable CE hours.
DISCLAIMER: Completion of this training does not independently confer an ACS designation, LMFT or LPC Supervisor license. Participants remain responsible for satisfying all other applicable South Carolina licensure requirements, CCE designation requirements and submitting required documentation to SCLLR and CCE.
