| | | | As a clinical supervisor, you’re not just helping someone talk through cases.
You’re helping shape how they think, set boundaries, understand the role, and grow into the clinician they are becoming.
That work can get harder when supervision starts to feel like a loop of case review, skill feedback, and “what would you do next?”
That’s why we’re inviting you to join us for Supporting Supervisee Growth from Novice to Advanced Practitioner with Ashley Charbonneau, LCSW, LAC, ACS.
It’s a complimentary 1.5 CE Supervision Forum training that gives supervisors a practical way to support supervisees as they move from graduate training into real clinical practice, where confidence, role clarity, decision-making, and professional identity are tested quickly.
The training is this Friday, and there is no registration fee.
»» Click here to reserve your seat for the supervision training. | | | | Supporting Supervisee Growth from Novice to Advanced Practitioner | | with Ashley Charbonneau, LCSW, LAC, ACS
| | Friday, September 11, 2026, 1:00 pm–2:30 pm EDT | | Your seat is covered — register at no cost | | | | 1.5 CE Credits Available! | | In this training, you’ll learn a more intentional way to support supervisees at the stage they are actually in, especially when graduate training hasn't fully prepared them for the realities of clinical work.
You’ll learn:
Practical ways to recognize graduate training gaps that can affect early clinical practice Strategies for supporting stronger professional boundaries and role clarity Guidance for helping supervisees build clinical confidence and professional identity Developmentally appropriate ways to respond to supervisee needs across stages of competency A clearer framework for helping supervisees turn conceptual knowledge into client-facing practice
Supervisees do not become confident, ethical clinicians through skill correction alone.
They need supervision that helps them build judgment, understand the role, and grow with intention.
If this is an area you supervise or support, next Friday’s complimentary training is a practical opportunity to strengthen that work.
»» Reserve your seat for this 1.5 CE supervision training. | | | | | | Ashley Charbonneau, LCSW, LAC, ACS, is a therapist, evaluator, supervisor, consultant, and professor in Colorado. She is also licensed in Washington. Her clinical expertise is working with individuals impacted by the legal system, grounded in a commitment to offender accountability and survivor healing, with a restorative justice focus. She has written 45-hour training programs about supervision, as well as two books: The Resilient Therapist (Bloomsbury, 2025) and Supporting Clients of Sexual Trauma: Establishing Safety, Processing Shame, and Fostering Healthy Intimacy (PESI, 2026). She has presented to various audiences about clinical supervision, sex offenses, mandatory reporting, and resilience following the worst moments of our careers. | | | Join this evidence-based CE training with Ashley Charbonneau, LCSW, LAC, ACS | | |
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