ON-DEMAND | 6 NBCC CE HOURS, INCLUDING 1 IN ETHICS | $199
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LET’S TALK ABOUT BECOMING THE CLINICAL SUPERVISOR CLINICIANS DESERVE
Clinical supervision is more than oversight—it’s the foundation for how clinicians grow, practice, and show up for their clients. Because the quality of your supervision doesn’t just impact clinicians—it shapes the care clients receive and the next generation of professionals in the field.
When clinicians turn to you for guidance in high-stakes moments, will you know how to lead them ethically and confidently?
Clinical supervision rarely unfolds in clear-cut, textbook scenarios. It shows up in real-time decisions—giving difficult feedback, navigating power dynamics, managing risk, and supporting clinicians through complex cases where the right path isn’t always obvious. To be an effective supervisor, we need to move beyond theory and equip you with practical, structured approaches to leading supervision with confidence, clarity, and ethical integrity. So you can support, challenge, and develop clinicians in a way that truly shapes their growth—and the care they provide.
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MEET YOUR INSTRUCTOR
LEADING THIS TRAINING
Bringing deep clinical expertise, real-world insight, & a commitment to developing exceptional professionals.
Dr. Matthew Stone is a seasoned clinical psychologist, educator, and leadership consultant with extensive experience in clinical supervision, therapy and neuropsychological testing. He is recognized for his engaging and practical training style, equipping clinical supervisors with the skills needed to support staff development, maintain ethical and regulatory standards, and foster resilient, high-performing clinical teams. His work emphasizes reflective supervision, trauma-informed leadership, and evidence-based approaches to supporting clinicians growth. Throughout his career, Dr. Stone has trained and mentored intern therapists, clinical supervisors, leaders, and behavioral health professionals. His trainings focus on translating theory into real-world supervisory practice, helping supervisors navigate challenging situations, promote professional growth, and enhance quality of care.
