This course meets the following MN Board of Social Work requirements:

• Ethics | 2.0 CEUs
• Culture Responsiveness | 4.0 CEUs

Supervision is critical to professional development. While college course work provides foundational knowledge for entry level professionals, the need for supervision to hone skills and further develop critical thinking in practice has been identified by many licensing bodies as essential to ensure their growth as a professional and to protect the public.

While the content of this course will provide knowledge and support to any of the helping professions engaged in supervision, this course is specifically designed to meet the Minnesota Board of Social Work requirements for licensing supervision. Participants will be exposed to current issues in supervision, best-practices and apply new knowledge to relevant case studies. This course is delivered in a blended model, including a 2 days in-person workshop and independent study work afterward.

Course Requirements:

Participants will attend sessions on two days to cover significant content related to supervision. The syllabus will be reviewed, and assignments/timelines clarified to participants. This will be followed by three weeks of independent study and assignment submissions due each Friday. To successfully complete this training a participant must complete all reading assignments and attend the two in-person sessions.

Cost:

Early Bird Registration (Through August 31. 2022) $425

Regular Registration (September 1 - October 9, 2022) $450

Late Registration (October 10 - October 20, 2022) $475

Assignment Due Dates:

One | November 4, 2022

Two | November 11, 2022

Three | November 18, 2022

A certificate of sucessful completion for 30.0 CEUs will be awarded at the conclusion of all coursework.

CEUs Earned:

In-person Workshop | 15.0 CEUs

Independent Study and Online Assignments | 15.0 CEUs

Outcomes | Upon completion of the training, participants will:

Understand styles and skills needed in supervision to mentor and build competence in those under supervision

Explore the use of reflective supervision on both supervisor and supervisee

Gain awareness of the role of diversity and its impact on the supervisory relationship.

Explore the role of courageous leadership and the impact of having difficult conversations with supervisees.

Location:

Concordia College

Knutson Campus Center | Jones A/B

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Refund Policy: If you register for the course and are unable to attend, please contact continue@cord.edu. A $25 cancellation fee will be applied to your refund.

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Concordia Graduate & Continuing Studies is an approved provider of social work continuing education for MN (MNBSW) and ND (NDBSWE).

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Dr. Laurie Dahley, PhD, MSW/LISW

Laurie Dahley is on faculty at Concordia College in the social work program. Celebrating her 43rd year as a social worker with a practice that involved medical social work prior to her entry into the academic setting. Supervision experience includes decades of supervising interns and more than a decade providing supervision to a 6-office agency spread across 19 counties. She has served on the Cass County Social Service Board, Minnesota’s Board of Social Work, and Minnesota Social Service Association’s Board in the past which also inform her knowledge of supervision. Preparing continuing education for professionals is her current passion and she is working to produce online courses, webinars, conferences, and other offerings. She is the recipient of the Distinguished Individual Service Award from MSSA for 2022 which recognizes an individual committed to education, advocacy, and service.

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