Training Supervision

Group Consultation, Training and Supervision

Throughout the year, Partners for Collaborative Solutions offers individual supervision and consultation groups for mental health, school, and addictions professionals. The format for both supervision and group consultation includes the following:

  • Online clinical supervision and case consultation
  • Tailor-fit supervision and case consultation to your specific professional development needs
  • AAMFT Approved Supervision for professionals seeking Clinical Member and Approved Supervisor status
  • Clinical supervision for addictions program managers and supervisors
  • Effective strategies for getting unstuck with your toughest clients
  • Case consultation forms that are designed to spark useful ideas for stuck cases
  • Receive handouts and published articles to further enhance the learning process

Schedule a group consultation or training and supervision from Partners for Collaborative Solutions today to reserve your time.

Whats New?

Due to popular worldwide demand for a longer more intensive training experience in our model, our Partners team is now offering a 5-Day and 4-Day Advanced International Certificate Training Program in Collaborative Strengths-Based Brief Family Therapy. In addition to lots of videotape examples of major therapeutic tools and strategies of the Collaborative Strengths-Based Brief Family Therapy approach, there will be both daily live couple and family therapy consultations and skill-building exercises. Finally, we will cover effective strategies for working with some of the toughest clinical dilemmas, such as: long-term self-injurers, suicidal, violent, eating disorder, heavy substance abusing clients, high-conflict couples, families with multiple symptom-bearers, post-divorce conflict families, and more. Click on the LEVEL I and II training descriptions and topics covered below.

Matthew’s book Pathways to Change: Brief Therapy with Difficult Adolescents, Second Edition was just published in Korean. A copy was presented to me at my workshop in Seoul, which was hosted by the Korean Solution-Focused Brief Therapy Association.

Matthew’s new book: Working with High-Risk Adolescents: A Collaborative Strengths-Based Therapy Approach, has been published by Guilford Press, Inc.

To view a downloadable flyer of my book, click here