NBCC & NASW-CO Endorsed Clinical Supervision Training Program
Clinical supervision is a skill in its own right—and it needs intentional training and support. Amie offers dynamic clinical supervision workshops that blend didactic instruction, small-group discussion, and engaging breakout rooms. Each workshop is designed to empower supervisors, help develop supervision philosophy, and build practical tools you can bring back to your supervisees, so you can offer clinical supervision with greater confidence, competence, and intentionality.
The Clinical Supervision Training Program Workshop Series is designed as a developmental learning pathway. Participants pursuing the Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS) credential are encouraged to complete the full program and progress through levels in sequence to maximize integration and continuity of learning. Individual series bundles and workshops may also be taken for continuing education and professional development.
- Pre-requisites: With the exception of the Capstone & Integration Workshop (501), there are no formal prerequisites for enrollment.
- Continuing Education/Professional Development Hours
- NBCC CEU’s & CCE ACS Eligibility:
- Four Corners Counseling is a Center for Credentialing & Education (CCE) Registered training provider – RCTP#1015-ACS. This training program fulfills the 45 hour training requirement for the Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS) credential.
- Workshops may also satisfy continuing education requirements for the CCE Approved Clinical Supervisor credential.
- Continuing Education Credit: Workshops may be eligible for approved NASW CEU’s – applications pending
- Colorado Professional Development Hours:
- Workshops may be counted toward professional development hours.
- Colorado LPC Supervisors:
- Completion of 201 & 202 combined, satisfies initial requirements for providing supervision.
- Each individual workshop (excluding 500 level) meets requirements for professional development hours requirement per renewal period.
- NBCC CEU’s & CCE ACS Eligibility:
Clinical Supervision Workshops & Training Options
Foundations of Clinical Supervision: Building the Framework for Effective Supervision
Best suited for clinicians who are new to supervision, or, those with foundational experience, including completion of the NASW-CO 101 course or 3+ years of supervision experience, preparing to supervise, or seeking a stronger foundation in the structure, developmental principles, and relational skills that support effective supervision.
- 201: Creating the Road Map for Effective Clinical Supervision. (8/18/26)
- 202: Sticky Situations & Satisfying Solutions. (8/20/26)
- 203: Stages & Styles: Supervisee Development and Supervisory Approaches (8/27/26)
each workshop is 3.5 hours
Relational & Applied Supervision Facilitating Ethical & Responsive Supervision
Best suited for supervisors who are ready to deepen their facilitation skills and strengthen their ability to navigate ethical, cultural, and group supervision dynamics with greater confidence and intention.
- 301: Group Supervision Essentials: Structure, Stages, and Facilitation Skills. (9/17/26)
- 302: Trauma Informed & Culturally Affirming Supervision. (9/24/26)
- 303: Ethics in Action: Dilemmas, Decisions, and Doing What’s Right. (9/25/26)
each workshop is 6 hours
Supervision as Stewardship
Best suited for supervisors seeking deeper integration of professional identity, use of self, accountability, and sustainability in their supervisory practice while preparing for long-term growth and contribution to the profession.
- 401: Navigating Difficulties in Supervision: Action Plans & Accountability. (10/15/26)
- 402: Use of Self in Clinical Supervision: Understanding Presence, Power, and Growth. (10/22/26)
- 403: Evolution of the Supervisory SELF: Supervisor Development, Identity, and Style. (10/27/26)
- 404: Supervising for Sustainability. (10/29/26)
each workshop is 3.5 hours
Capstone & Integration
Best suited for participants who have completed the Clinical Supervision Training Program Workshop Series and are ready to integrate their learning, clarify next steps toward credentialing, and continue developing their supervisory practice and professional pathway.
- 501: From Learning to Impact: Advancing Your Supervisory Practice and Professional Pathway. (11/19/26).
workshop is 2.5 hours
Prerequisite for 501: Completion of the 200-, 300-, and 400-level workshops (or approved equivalent coursework).
Custom Trainings
Amie also offers engaging, customized training in clinical supervision tailored to your organization or group’s needs. Together, you’ll create an interactive learning experience that fosters professional growth and real-world application. Reach out via the contact form to get started.
Sarah Quinlivan
Keliana Sherman
Can’t Wait for a Live Workshop?
Access Amie’s full library of on-demand clinical supervision courses from PESI, Telehealth Certification Institute, and more.
Why train with Amie?
The SELF Framework that guides her approach goes beyond skills to build your confidence, cultivate ethical discernment, and support your evolving professional identity.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do these clinical supervision workshops meet the requirements to supervise LPCs in Colorado?
What is an Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS)?
The ACS credential recognizes mental health professionals who meet national supervision standards. Requirements include:
- Minimum 5 years of post-master’s mental health experience.
- 4,000 hours of direct client service.
- 45 clock hours of specific clinical supervision training (such as our workshops).
- 100 hours of qualified clinical supervision of your supervision work.
Photo Credit: McCarson Jones
Four Corners Counseling, Training & Consultation
Specializing in Training for Clinical Supervision, Clinical Consultation, and Expanded Therapy Offerings
Amie R. Bryant, LCSW, CAS (she/her) is a psychotherapist, clinical supervisor, and trainer with over 20 years of experience in mental health. She is the owner of Four Corners Counseling, LLC, and provides individual psychotherapy, clinical supervision & consultation, and professional training. Amie is a CCE Approved Clinical Supervisor, EMDRIA Approved Consultant and Certified EMDR Therapist, and holds a Certificate in Advanced Clinical Supervision from Smith College School of Social Work. A former Director and Training Coordinator at Fort Lewis College Counseling Center, and longtime adjunct faculty member with the University of Denver Graduate School of Social Work, she has completed over 100 hours of group leadership training through the Matrix Leadership Institute, and is known for her relational, culturally affirming, and use-of-self–centered approach to supervision. She currently serves as contracted faculty to MSU Denver’s Front Porch Initiative and as a consultant for Essence Oriented™ Therapeutics through True Success for All. A sought-after speaker, she regularly facilitates basic and advanced supervision trainings.
Trusted by
