30 NBCC CE hours are available for licensed mental health providers.
Hosted by Integrative Trauma Treatment Center (ITTC)
ITTC is a trauma-focused group practice based in Portland, Oregon, dedicated to providing culturally responsive, inclusive, and evidence-based care. Known for our commitment to innovation, healing, and integrity, we bring the same values into how we train and mentor supervisors.
Presented by:
Catherine Sims, LPC, Clinical Director at ITTC
Eliza Butler, LCSW, Assistant Clinical Director at ITTC
Together, Catherine and Eliza bring decades of clinical and supervisory experience rooted in trauma-informed care, social justice, and relational ethics.
September 22 - 26, 2025 | 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM PST | Live on Zoom
Early Bird: $399 (by August 15) | Regular Registration: $499
Limited to 20 participants for an intimate, high-impact experience.
Whether you're preparing to step into your first supervisory role—or you're a seasoned clinician seeking to deepen your leadership—this 30-hour intensive training is designed to equip you with everything you need to supervise through a trauma-informed, culturally responsive, and ethically sound lens.
Rooted in the core values of safety, trust, empowerment, and reflection, this weeklong course combines real-world scenarios, small group collaboration, legal knowledge, and personal insight to help you supervise in a way that honors both the profession and the people.
What You'll Learn:
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Apply core trauma-informed principles—like safety, trust, and empowerment—to supervision relationships, documentation, and session structure.
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Use ethical decision-making models and comply with legal requirements in Oregon, Washington, and California, while integrating cultural competence and intersectionality into your supervisory practice.
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Apply supervision models and tools to support supervisee growth, accountability, and clarity.
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Build and repair strong supervisory relationships, manage group dynamics, and navigate real-life conflict using trauma-informed strategies.
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Model sustainable professional practices by prioritizing supervisor self-care, addressing burnout, and building reflective sustainability plans.
Course Structure:
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30 CEU Hours (including 6 hours of ethics)
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Zoom-based, but fully interactive: think live case studies, small group breakouts, and guided discussions—not passive webinars.
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Daily Schedule: 7 hours/day including a 1-hour lunch break
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Dates: Monday–Friday, September 22–26, 2025
What’s Included:
You’ll dive into 14 expertly curated modules including:
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Foundations of Trauma-Informed Care
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Supervision Overview
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Documentation and Supervision
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Ethics and Laws of Supervision
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Cultural Competency in Supervision
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The Complexity Between Ethics and Cultural Competency
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Supervision Approaches, Models, and Techniques
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Evaluations and Goals of Supervision
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Supervision Session Structures
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Group Supervision
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Managing the Supervisory Experience
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Developing the Supervisory Relationship
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Managing Difficult Supervision Scenarios
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The Role of Self-Care in Supervision
Who This Is For:
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Therapists preparing for licensure as supervisors
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Current supervisors seeking to re-ground their work in trauma-informed care
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Clinical leaders committed to inclusive, ethical, and reflective supervision
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Practitioners in Oregon, Washington, or California who want clear legal guidance—and anyone else who values real-world application over theory alone
Why Choose This Training?
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Small cohort size (max 20 people) to ensure personal connection and shared learning
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Live discussion, not lectures—we engage, not just inform
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Designed with your real work in mind: scenario-based learning, legal nuance, and space to connect with your "why"
Register early and save your seat.
Early bird pricing ends August 15, 2025.
Your work matters. So should your supervision.