Clinical Supervision in Social Work: Ohio LISW-S Training Supervision

This nine-hour continuing education program is designed to provide licensed independent social workers with the knowledge and practical skills necessary to provide effective social work training supervision in Ohio. The training addresses major models of social work supervision, development of a personal model of supervision, dynamics within the supervisor-supervisee-client relationship, distinctive challenges arising in supervision, cultural and contextual variables, ethical/legal/regulatory responsibilities, and evaluation of supervisees.

Participants must complete both training sessions to receive a certificate documenting
completion of the full 9.0-hour supervision training. All trainings will be held virtually.

$100 per session
$190 if both are purchased

To register, click the link below. Please note, after completing our registration form, payment must be submitted in one of the following ways listed below either by check, Venmo or Square.

Insight Clinical Counseling & Wellness, LLC is an approved continuing education provider through the Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, and Marriage and Family Therapist Board. This program is approved for 9.0 hours of supervision continuing education for Ohio counselors and social workers. Provider No. for Day 1 is: 20-1409742 and Day 2 is: 20-1410785

Pay by check:

Make checks payable to:
Insight Clinical Counseling & Wellness, LLC
3685 Stutz Dr Ste 103, Canfield, OH 44406

Pay online with Venmo:

@InsightClinicalCounseling-Andw
Please list Supervision Training Series in the memo

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Part 1

Friday, December 4
8 a.m.- 1 p.m.
Foundations and the Supervisory Relationship
Through instruction, facilitated discussion and interactive activities, this part will cover:

  • Major models of social work supervision
  • Interactive case application
  • Developing a personal model of supervision
  • Personal supervision model exercises
  • Supervisor-supervisee-client case analysis

CE’s: 4.5 Hours

Primary Content Areas: Major models of social work supervision, development of a personal model of supervision, understanding the co-evolving dynamics of licensee-client and supervisor-licensee-client relationships.

Provider #: 20-1409742

Part 2

Friday, December 11
8 a.m.-1 p.m.
Application, Ethics, Culture and Evaluation
Through instruction, facilitated discussion and interactive activities, this part will cover:

  • Distinctive and challenging issues in supervision
  • Interactive supervision scenarios
  • Culture, identity, context and power in supervision
  • Cultural and contextual case exercises
  • Ethical, legal and Ohio regulatory responsibilities
  • Evaluation, feedback and remediation

CE’s: 4.5 Hours

Primary Content Areas: Distinctive issues arising in supervision, contextual variables including culture, gender, ethnicity, power and economics, ethical, legal and regulatory issues of supervision, role of evaluation in supervision.

Provider #: 20-1410785

Meet Your Instructor

Nick Dean, MSW, LISW-S, is a licensed independent social worker, clinical supervisor, and owner of Core Renewal Therapy Group. His experience includes clinical practice, behavioral health leadership, residential treatment, and supervision of developing clinicians. Nick is passionate about practical, ethical supervision that helps clinicians strengthen their skills, confidence, and professional identity. He also serves on the Youngstown State University Department of Social Work Advisory Board.