VIRTUAL-Thursday, May 13, 2027, 9:00 AM-12:00 PM-Supervision Series-Supporting Supervisor Wellbeing with Stefanie Gregware, LMHC

VIRTUAL-Thursday, May 13, 2027, 9:00 AM-12:00 PM

Supervision Series-Supporting Supervisor Wellbeing

Stefanie Gregware, LMHC

This training will provide clinical supervisors with a rationale for attending to practitioner wellbeing as part of clinical supervision practice are able to support practitioners at any phase in their career in delivering high quality care and create a supervisory environment that fosters growth, learning, and attends to provider wellbeing. This workshop will help supervisors to consider their own self-care and collective care practices as well as to learn and consider new practices they might use to maintain their own wellbeing as well as to attend to clinical practitioners in identifying, enhancing/integrating routines and strategies within their workday as well as overall supporting their overall wellbeing at work.  This training provides concrete, actionable strategies that can be used as a collection of tools or individual tools that can be implemented as needed. 

Following this training the participants will understand:

• ·         The purpose and considerations for attending to provider wellbeing in clinical supervision. 
• ·         Strategies for incorporating self and collective care practices into your regular supervisory relationship.   
• ·         Specific supervisor skills and strategies that can be used to enhance and role model use of wellbeing practices on the part of the clinical supervisor. 

Your Trainer:

Stefanie Gregware, MA, LMHC is the Vice President of Clinical Practice at Open Sky Community Services. In this capacity, she oversees the implementation of clinical practices and peer services organization-wide. Stefanie, alongside a team of practice experts, works with teams across the organization to ensure that services are delivered with an emphasis on trauma informed care and evidence-based and best practices.  Stefanie’s focus has been on practices that are designed to enhance autonomy and emphasize many pathways to achieving one’s goals. 

Ms. Gregware received her master’s degree from Assumption College with a concentration in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. She was also awarded a certificate in CBT through the Aaron T. Beck Institute in Cognitive Studies at Assumption College.  Ms. Gregware has provided direct clinical care, training, supervision, and consultation for the past 18 years with treatments based in a Cognitive Behavioral therapy framework.  For the past 5 years, Stefanie has increased her expanded her practice training to strategies and systems that emphasize well-being for professionals and caregivers, support self and collective care within the workplace and build resilience.