Session 1 – March 5th - Explaining the Rational and Advocating for Technology-Based Clinical Supervision
    This session will focus on how to advocate at the individual, agency and state level to allow technology to be utilized in the provision of clinical supervision. Topics addressed include utilizing statistics in advocating, grants for hardware and development, and partnering with other stakeholders to increase broadband in rural areas.
 

The Technology-Based Clinical Supervision (TBCS): Expanding the Quality and Quantity of Clinical Supervision is a three-month weekly (12-session) series open to anyone who has basic knowledge of clinical supervision, with some experience or a desire to gain experience in using technology to offer clinical supervision.  The purpose of this group is to explore TBCS best practices and provide practical information and application strategies for those interested in implementing or expanding TBCS services. This consultation group will examine a variety of TBCS topics and activities designed to increase knowledge and skills related to TBCS. Join us each week or drop in when the topic of a particular week is interesting and relevant for you.