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This 4 hour presentation explores the integration of intersectional identities and attachment theory into clinical supervision to strengthen supervisory relationships and promote culturally responsive practice. By examining the intersections of clinician, supervisor, and client identities, supervisors can foster a deeper understanding of power dynamics, lived experiences, and systemic influences. Grounded in attachment theory, this approach emphasizes the importance of safety, trust, and attunement in the supervisory relationship, creating a secure base for clinicians to grow and reflect on their work.

Centering Intersectional Identities and Attachment in Clinical Supervision

$100.00Price
  • We are still working on getting CEUs for this training - check back for more information

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