Presented by: Amie Myrick, LCPC

Child sexual abuse cases often evoke uncertainty, strong emotional responses, and complex clinical decision-making. Yet supervision can easily become focused on logistics, case updates, or immediate problem-solving, leaving little room for the deeper reflection that supports growth and effective practice.

This interactive workshop explores how reflective supervision can strengthen clinical work with children and families affected by child sexual abuse. Participants will learn practical strategies for preparing for supervision, engaging in meaningful reflective dialogue, exploring emotional and relational dynamics, and translating supervision into thoughtful clinical action. Through guided reflection, case consultation, and skill-building activities, participants will leave with concrete tools to maximize the value of supervision and consultation while enhancing both clinical effectiveness and professional well-being.

Cost: $10 for non-CEU attendees, $25 for CEU attendees.