Character of the supervisor
This professional development program is designed for experienced clinicians who serve as supervisors or are preparing for supervisory roles. The group emphasizes supervision as a formative process rooted in character, integrity, and courage. Participants will engage in structured consultation, reflective exercises, and peer dialogue to examine their supervisory presence and its impact on their supervisees' professional growth. By reimagining supervision beyond compliance or hour-counting, this program positions the supervisor as a steward of the profession. Participants will refine their ability to foster the development of clinicians who are both competent and anchored in ethical character.
Group Details
Location
Virtual
Colorado Springs, CO 80901
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Character of the clinician
Clinical training emphasizes what clinicians do - diagnose, intervene, manage risk. But rarely does it ask who the clinician is. This group fills that gap. Over 14 weeks, participants step into a structured reflective process exploring qualities that anchor professional presence and integrity. The aim isn’t just skill - it’s character. Because in the toughest moments, character carries the work.