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Participants are responsible for reviewing state requirements for eligibility prior to registration: OBLPCT Supervisor Requirements and OBLSW Supervisor Requirements. Out-of-state participants are welcome, though legal content will focus on Oregon law and the ACA Code of Ethics.
The training integrates didactic and experiential learning to build competence in multiple supervision models, ethical and legal standards, and relational skills essential to the supervisory role. Grounded in culturally responsive care and transformative justice, it emphasizes trauma-informed, equity-centered, and relationally attuned supervision. Participants will explore how to hold complexity, navigate power, and address identity, race, culture, and systemic critique within supervisory practice.
Supervision is approached as both a technical responsibility and a sacred relational practice—an act of accountability, connection, and transformation. This course invites supervisors to deepen their presence, sharpen their ethical clarity, and embrace the responsibility of stewarding the growth of others.
Aligned with Oregon Board requirements and consistent with ACA, AAMFT, and NBCC standards, this training offers a rigorous, reflective, and justice-oriented approach to supervision as a site of growth, healing, and systemic change.
Pricing & Accessibility
Early Bird Sale (register by Friday, January 31, 2026; 11:59 P.M. (PST))
The full value of this 30-hour training is $725. To balance access and sustainability, registration is offered at an equity-based rate:
White Participants:
$675 Early Bird • $725 Regular
BIPOC Participants:
$100 Off BIPOC Rate • $675 Early Bird • $725 Regular
*BIPOC Rate: Available to Black, Indigenous, and People of Color, including multiracial and mixed-race participants.
Payment plans are available (three monthly installments) at no additional cost.
These rates reflect the true value of the training and a continued commitment to equity and community care.
Cancellations / Refunds
100% refund if requested ≥ 14 days before the program.
Requests < 14 days before receive credit toward a future training (valid 1 year).
Cancellations within 48 hours or no-shows are non-refundable.
Continuing-Education Credit
NBCC Approved Continuing Education Provider #6897
Kae (Karen) Hixson LPC LLC is approved by NBCC as an ACEP.
The NBCC is accepted by the OBLPCT and OBLSW for continuing-education credit.
(Dr. Page will be the sole facilitator for this training. All NBCC standards are maintained.)
Informed-Consent Acknowledgments (Registration Form)
By registering, participants agree to:
Have functional audio + video access (personal devices preferred; work computers often block Zoom).
Attend all 4 days and hours to receive CE credit.
Avoid scheduling conflicts, travel, or on-call duties during training hours.
Participate in all small-group practice activities and discussions.
Engage respectfully in affinity or mixed-group learning spaces.
Complete assigned readings and a draft supervision contract.
Understand that recordings are not provided.
Accessibility needs and identity information (e.g., race/ethnicity, licensure type, supervision experience, exposure to anti-oppression work) are requested at registration to support inclusion.