Group Clinical Supervision

Group Clinical Supervision offers a structured, developmentally informed learning environment that meets the supervision requirements of the Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, and Marriage and Family Therapist Board. Conducted in accordance with Ohio Administrative Code standards, group supervision supports the development of clinical competence while maintaining accountability and client welfare.

These sessions provide a collaborative space where clinicians learn alongside peers while receiving direct feedback and evaluation from an approved supervisor. The group format allows for diverse clinical perspectives, thoughtful case consultation, and shared professional learning within a structured framework.

Group supervision focuses on:

• Case conceptualization and treatment planning
• Ethical decision making consistent with Ohio law and professional codes
• Risk assessment and crisis management
• Diagnostic clarity and assessment skills
• Documentation standards and regulatory compliance
• Professional boundaries and scope of practice
• Multicultural responsiveness and client welfare
• Ongoing evaluation of clinical development

Participants present cases, engage in reflective dialogue, and receive structured feedback designed to strengthen clinical judgment and ethical reasoning. The group setting encourages respectful peer interaction while maintaining clear supervisory oversight and formal documentation of supervision hours in accordance with Ohio Board requirements.

Group supervision balances accountability with encouragement. It provides a consistent space for growth, reflection, and measurable progress toward independent and competent practice.

Clinicians seeking a compliant, relational, and professionally grounded group supervision experience are invited to inquire about current openings.