Positive Supervision: Applying Positive Psychology to the Consultation and Training of Therapists Sun, May 19, 2024 10-5 ET
Counselors, Social Workers, Marriage and Family Therapists, Psychologists, and Other Mental Health Practitioners
Learn a New and Empowering Model for Supervision and Consultation
Art Therapists–Meet the Art Therapy Credentialing Board’s June 30, 2024 Requirement for 6 CECs in Supervision!
Meets criteria for both the ATCB and NBCC!
Positive Art Therapy Supervision: Applying Positive Psychology Principles to Art Therapy Supervision
Enhancing Our Relationship with Our Trainees/Supervisees and With Our Clinical Work
In this invigorating and inspiring online workshop we will weave principles from positive psychology with established models of supervision in ways that enhances not only the supervisory experience but our also own clinical practice.
We will also explore ways that this work positively impacts client outcomes, as well as our personal relationship to our work by preventing burnout and increasing compassion satisfaction.
Walk away with:
- Foundational knowledge of positive psychology theory and research to ground your supervision approach
- Concrete strategies for implementing a positive psychology approach to supervision
- Helpful handouts that can be used to enhance the supervisory relationship
Art Therapists
The Art Therapy Credentialing Board (ATCB) is now requiring that all Registered and Board Certified Art Therapists receive 6 hours of continuing education in supervision each 5 years. For those who are up for their 5 year recertification this year, the deadline is June 30, 2024 (*See below). If you’re not yet due for recertification, this will get you ahead of the game.
This training provides a dynamic means of fulfilling that requirement for those of you who are supervising/training others. It will also serve as well as a means of energizing your work even if you are not.
- To determine if you are due for recertification go to your portal on the ATCB site.
- For the ATCB recertification requirements click here
- To register for the workshop go here
Rebecca is a master presenter, educator, and storyteller who uses her professional and personal experiences to engage others. The principles of positive psychology are literally embodied in this workshop, and participants leave with energy and motivation to learn—and do—more in the service of self and other.
Juliet King, (PhDc), ATR-BC, LPC, LMHC
Details
Date and Time: Sunday, May 19, 2024 from 10 am-5 pm ET
Location: Zoom
Cost: $190
Number of CECs: 6 CECs
Registration: Link to Registration
Questions? +1 202 352 5225
Paige@SHINEONConsulting.com
FAQs
Refund Policy:
Full refund available (minus a $25 processing fee) until Wed, May 8, 2024 at 11:59 pm ET. After that, there will be no refunds.
Will this be recorded and available if I can’t attend?
It will be recorded but unfortunately to get the CEC’s you must both attend and be present and visible the whole day of the training. The recorded content will be available for those who were there for 72 hours.
If I’m not able to make the training that day, can I sign up, pay, and watch it later for credit?
The event recording will only available to those who actively attend. In order to get credit, you must have attended in full the day of the presentation.
Can I attend for part of one training day and make up the time on the other day that’s offered? No. Because the training is greatly influenced by the contributions of the participants who are there, which shapes examples that we might refer to as we go along in the training, the two trainings are not interchangeable even though the core content is the same.
I will be attending/How will long will I have access to the recording?
At the end of the training, you will be e-mailed access to a PDF of the Powerpoint and the video recording of the presentation for 72 hours after the presentation.
How will I receive my CEC certificate?
You will be given a link to complete the workshop evaluation survey and then a certificate will be e-mailed to you.
Where would I find out about the ATCB requirements? Go to the following link to learn more.
What about Social Workers, Psychologist, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapists, and other mental health professionals?
Most State Behavioral Health Boards accept NBCC approved credits for their other licensed mental health professional. However, we cannot guarantee that each does and we strongly advise that you check with your respective state board to be sure.
Can I attend even if I don’t need CECs?
Absolutely! While we will be taking a mental health professionals’ perspective, this workshop is applicable to and designed to support and engage all helping professionals.
Are group rates available?
Group discounts are available for people registering from the same practice or organization. Please contact Paige for inquiries.
If you need special accommodations or have questions, please contact us.
Objectives:
- Participants will identify 3 approaches to supervision.
- Participants will identify 3 core competencies for effective supervision.
- Participants will identify 3 elements of positive psychology supervision/consultation.
- Participants will identify the 5 components of PERMA and how they apply to supervision.
- Participants will identify 3 ethical implications of adopting a positive to supervision/consultation.
- Participants will identify 3 ways they can apply principles from positive supervision in their practice.
Rebecca Wilkinson, LPC, LCPAT, ATR-BC, ITR-CTT
Rebecca is a Licensed Professional Counselor, Registered/Board Certified Art Therapist, and Certified Trauma therapist with over 30 years of training, supervising, and consulting therapists and graduate level art therapy, counseling, and psychology students. She has also developed and implemented training programs for psychiatric technicians, nursing students, and medical support staff. Rebecca is co-founder of Creative Wellbeing Workshops, LLC which provides individuals and organizations with training and resources for managing stress and increasing wellbeing. She also conducts continuing education on topics such as ethics, supervision, preventing burnout and compassion fatigue, increasing compassion satisfaction, and positive art therapy. She is co-author with Gioia Chilton, PhD, ATR-BC, CSAC of Positive Art Therapy: Linking Positive Psychology to Art Therapy Theory, Practice and Research and teaches on the topic at the George Washington University’s Graduate Art Therapy Program. (FB @creativewellbeingworkshops)
Paige Scheinberg, MS, ATR-BC
Paige is the founder of SHINE ON Consulting. As a Board-Certified Art Therapist and Certified Mindfulness and Meditation Teacher, she brings decades of experience and training in positive psychology, mindfulness, self-compassion, art therapy, and counseling to her clinical, community, and professional offerings. Paige has over 10 years of supervisory and consultation experience, ranging from undergraduate- and graduate-level therapy and counseling students to experienced mental health and healing arts professionals seeking new knowledge, techniques, and understanding. She is passionate about creating engaging experiences and trainings for people to learn about and effectively integrate the science and practices of well-being, strengths, and the healing arts into their lives and work. (@SHINEONwithPaige)
WHAT PARTICIPANTS ARE SAYING ABOUT THIS WORKSHOP & YOUR PRESENTERS ~
“The principles of positive psychology are literally embodied in this workshop, and participants leave with energy and motivation to learn—and do—more in the service of self and other.” – Juliet King, (PhDc), ATR-BC, LPC, LMHC
“I loved the balance of content, research, personal/professional anecdotes, breakout sessions, art making, and discussion! The variety kept the momentum going and really delivered so much information in a very short about of time.”
“There was a lot of information on Positive Psychology in the supervisory relationship which was useful to me. I really liked this topic and approach to supervision.”
“I appreciated the knowledge and scope of information provided, and discussion of theoretical framework, as well as the approaches and directives which may be used in the context of therapy.”
“The Case Study presented had many different interesting angles that challenged supervisory issues. I learned a lot, Thank you.”
“I really appreciated the grounding in positive psychology theory, because I know not everyone is familiar with it, and it was helpful to have as a refresher. Some of the examples were really useful to have to give the material context – like the case study.”
“Thorough, well-developed information combined with welcoming approach, weaving in personal information to imagine how to apply concepts.”
“I appreciated real life examples and the clear manner in which the information was presented. As a new supervisor, there are several things, such as the purpose and structure of supervision, that I will most take away and use in my career as I set up to have my first intern. The use of positive psychology and a strengths-based approach is most like the style I prefer to use in my work in pediatric palliative care and will transfer well to my supervisory role.
“Paige and Rebecca’s style of presenting was so very useful.”
“I really appreciated the interaction between participants and the very interactive nature of the workshop.”
“I loved the conversational style and the experiential nature of the workshop!”