Perinatal Peer Supervision.
Director of Supervision, Rita Girn (MA Counselling Psych CCC RSW PMH-C) leads several online peer supervision programs. Each is an amazing opportunity to go deeper into your practice, connect with peers, and engage in specialized supervision for those who work with the perinatal mental health population.
Each group is $900 ($90/session)

Perinatal practitioners consultation and supervision group - For Newbies!
This group is intended for new graduates or individuals who are starting out in private practice. We cover various topics related to the perinatal population, such as case consultation, practitioner self-care, resources, training information, community support, and much more as determined by the group. The group provides support and feedback on forms, marketing, social media, and group creation by offering feedback and support.
The Fall/Winter 2024/2025 group meets on Thursdays from 1:00-2:30 PM PST.
▪️ November 14, 2024
▪️ December 5, 2024
▪️ January 16, 2025
▪️ February 6, 2025
▪️ March 6, 2025
▪️ April 3, 2025
▪️ May 1, 2025
▪️ June 5, 2025
▪️ July 3, 2025
BIPOC clinicians supervision group.

This group is designed for BIPOC practitioners and care providers. The main focus of this group is to create a dedicated safe space for BIPOC practitioners for case conceptualizations, colleague support, and resource sharing from the unique perspective of BIPOC practitioners. Case presentation/conceptualizations include the perinatal population but also other cases as well. It can include clinicians who work both within community mental health as well as private practice. We discuss many things including: case consultation, practitioner self-care, resources, training information, community and support, and much more as determined by the group and catered to the BIPOC experience.
The Fall/Winter 2024/2025 group meets Wednesdays from 11:00-12:30PST.
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Perinatal practitioners consultation and supervision group - For seasoned practitioners.
This group is designed for perinatal practitioners and care providers. It can include clinicians who work both within community mental health as well as private practice. We discuss many things related to the perinatal population including: case consultation, practitioner self-care, resources, training information and support, and much more as determined by the group. Furthermore, those clinicians who want to diversify their practice or are taking on new projects, such as teaching or program development, could use some direction along the way!
The Fall/Winter 2024/2025 group meets Thursdays 9:30-11:00 PST.
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