3/20/2026 - 4/25/2026
Ready for that licensure upgrade?
This program is an LCCNC original presentation... created BY Counselors FOR Counselors. If you are a LCMHC with five or more years of professional clinical experience, you qualify to apply for your supervisor license! One of the first steps on your supervisor journey is to get the required 45 hours of supervision training required before applying for your 'S' to the licensure board.
This program is designed to:
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Describe the historical platform for clinical supervision, supervision as a benchmark for effective mental health counseling, and the vital roles of theory, current research, and multicultural awareness in supervision;
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Identify the definition of clinical supervision and responsibilities/practice standards for the North Carolina LCMHC Supervisor license;
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Differentiate central principles of clinical supervision models, the responsibilities supervisors have for both supervises and clients, the roles/functions of clinical supervisors, and conflicts and challenges that can arise in clinical supervision;
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Distinguish the demarcation between counseling relationships and supervision relationships;
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Discuss the necessity for the supervision of supervisors as a standard of intentional, aware, and ethical practice.
Lodging InformationA limited number of rooms have been reserved at the Fairfield Inn & Suites Marriott for training participants at a special group rate.
Important:
Rooms must be booked by February 19, 2026 to receive the group rate. Availability is limited and not guaranteed after this date.We encourage early booking.
Location: In-Person on March 20-21, 2026 & Virtually on April 24-25, 2026
Fairfield Inn & Suites Marriott
Weaverville, NC 28787
Online Registration has closed for this event
4/3/2026
Women in perimenopause and menopause experience hormonal changes that influence mood, sleep, emotional regulation, and cognitive functioning. Anxiety, depression, irritability, insomnia, and executive-function difficulties emerge during this transition. The current literature supports non-pharmacological treatments, including cognitive-behavioral interventions, executive-function scaffolding, sleep-focused therapy, and movement-based strategies.
Attendees will receive treatment frameworks incorporating CBT-I, mindfulness-based interventions, behavioral activation, and exercise as a therapeutic tool. In this 60 minute virtual presentation, attendees will be equipped to treat perimenopause-related distress with measurable, evidence-based strategies.
Location: ZOOM
5/1/2026
This one-hour First Friday presentation reflects on the first year following new licensure as an LCMHCS, exploring the journey from licensing to real-world application. Participants will gain insight into the variety of experiences that often accompany this transition, with a focus on self-compassion and mindful attention to personal needs. The session will also review different Supervisory Styles to help supervisors develop their professional identity distinct from their role as a counselor. Additionally, the presentation will address the critical yet often overlooked aspect of branding and marketing a new supervision service.
Location: ZOOM
