This 6-hour on-demand webinar was originally broadcast live on May 30, 2025.

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Description

Are you stepping into a supervisory role—or already in one—and wondering how to lead with clarity, confidence, and purpose?

Effective supervision and leadership are essential for building a strong, ethical, and resilient mental health workforce. Yet many clinicians feel unprepared to guide others, unsure how to balance support with accountability, or how to handle difficult supervisory dynamics.

This on-demand webinar with Dr. Sabrina N’Diaye offers you a reflective and practical deep dive into the essential elements of clinical supervision and leadership. Whether you’re new to supervision or looking to evolve your style, you’ll leave with enhanced tools to support your supervisees while growing in your own leadership capacity.

The Role of Supervision and Leadership in Clinical Practice

Supervision is more than case consultation—it’s an opportunity to shape professional identity, support ethical decision-making, and foster the growth of future clinicians. Through experiential learning, discussion, and guided reflection, this course will help you become the kind of supervisor you always wished you had—ethical, confident, compassionate, and clear.

With a focus on trauma-informed supervision and heart-centered leadership, Dr. N’Diaye provides frameworks and real-world strategies you can immediately apply. You’ll explore your unique strengths as a leader and gain insight into how to mentor others without losing your own sense of direction or emotional bandwidth.

Why This Training Is Worth Your Time

Learn practical supervision and leadership strategies you can apply right away.
Build confidence in navigating difficult conversations and ethical dilemmas.
Develop a supervision style that balances structure with empathy.
Expand your skills in giving feedback, setting boundaries, and modeling professional behavior.
Reflect on your own leadership identity and areas for growth.
Leave with tools to inspire and support newer clinicians without burnout.

Whether you’re working in private practice, a clinical team, or a teaching setting, this course offers a framework for being a more effective, thoughtful leader in the field of mental health.

About Dr. Sabrina N’Diaye

Dr. Sabrina N’Diaye is a respected therapist, educator, and speaker who brings decades of clinical experience to her work with clinicians and supervisors. Known for her warm and reflective teaching style, she integrates neuroscience, mindfulness, ethics, and cultural humility into her approach to supervision and leadership. Her unique perspective helps clinicians grow into authentic, grounded leaders while supporting the next generation of mental health professionals.

Learning Objectives

Identify core principles of effective supervision and leadership in mental health settings.
Demonstrate strategies for providing ethical, trauma-informed supervision that supports clinician development.
Facilitate clear, constructive feedback and manage challenging supervisory conversations with confidence.
Reflect on and strengthen their own leadership identity, including areas of growth and resilience.
Apply techniques to balance clinical accountability with emotional support for supervisees.
Recognize and navigate common ethical dilemmas in the supervisory relationship.
Enhance their ability to model professional boundaries, cultural humility, and reflective practice.
Support the professional identity formation of new and emerging therapists through mentorship and modeling.

CE Information

This training offers 6 hours of direct contact (not counting breaks or lunch). It is the participant’s responsibility to check with their individual state boards/regulatory body to verify CE requirements for their license to practice.

Attendees of this in-person seminar will receive instructions on how to obtain their Certificate of Participation after the course has finished.

The Certificate of Participation includes:

Name of participant.
Title of training.
Name of presenter plus their credentials.
Number of hours of training.
Date of training.
Confirmation of 100% attendance at the workshop.

Get details about CE credits for Canadian and non-US international participants.

Get details about CE credits for US participants.

Please check with your regulatory body/organization to ensure that this certificate is sufficient proof for you to claim CE credits.

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I took the Supervisors Course - Already making use of it in my clinic. Very practical

Led by Sabrina N'Diaye, PhD