Curriculum Development for Intentional Supervision

Most supervisors are juggling a caseload, a calendar, and whatever fires pop up this week. But you and your supervisees deserve better. In this training, you'll walk away with a proven framework to decide what your supervisees need, when to teach it, and how to deliver it. Plus, you'll have a ready-to-use curriculum map you can implement the same week. Most supervisors know what they want their supervisees to learn. The hard part is organizing it, finding the material, and teaching it in a way that sticks. Many supervision curricula stop at a list of topics and leave the rest to you. Most supervisors are also juggling a caseload, a calendar, and whatever fires pop up each week. So getting organized and building a curriculum never makes it to the top of the to-do list. This training does the legwork with you. We'll use the ASWB clinical exam content as a starting point, not a script, and we'll go beyond it: Texas board rules, the populations and levels of care your supervisees serve, specific therapy approaches, and preparing for private practice. The goal is the same one you have: a supervisee who earns the clinical license and is truly ready to practice independently. Supervision isn't a lecture series, and this training isn't either. You'll experience ready-to-use activities as a learner, swap your best ideas with other supervisors, and spend dedicated time building a curriculum map for your supervisee(s). You'll leave with a Curriculum Starter Guide covering eight domains of supervision topics, each with content ideas, recommended resources, and activities you can adapt for your own supervisees. Early bird pricing $75 through 2/5/27. Regular registration $100.

For Texas Supervisors

2/19/27: Curriculum Development for Intentional Supervision

$75.00

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What You'll Walk Away With

Fresh ideas from other supervisors to keep your supervisees engaged

A Curriculum Starter Guide with eight domains of supervision topics, content ideas, resources, and activities to adapt for your supervisees

A practical curriculum map you'll create during the training that you can start using with your supervisees immediately.

Learning strategies that make concepts stick, including ways to build ASWB exam reasoning into weekly supervision

Meet Your Presenters

Brandi Felderhoff, PhD, LCSW-S, APHSW-C

Associate Professor | Clinical Supervisor Co-Founder | Social Work Learning Collective

Dr. Felderhoff has 17 years of experience as a licensed social worker, and has actively provided external clinical supervision to LMSW's for the last five years. She has practice experience in the areas of guardianship, veterans, in-patient and out-patient mental health, including rural mental health, and aging and end-of-life of issues. Dr. Felderhoff is passionate about and specializes in death, dying, and bereavement work with a particular focus on cultural humility and trauma-informed approaches, as well as developing competent masters and clinical level social workers. Dr. Felderhoff currently serves as the Region XI Representative to the NASW Board of Directors, is a past President of the NASW-Texas Board of Directors, is currently the President of the Board for the Denton Area Partnership for End-of-Life Care, and is the MSW Program Coordinator at Texas Woman’s University in Denton, Texas.

Angela Lutts, LCSW-S

Private Practice Owner | Clinical Supervisor Co-Founder | Social Work Learning Collective

Angie Lutts, LCSW-S has over 21 years of experience as a licensed social worker, with practice experience in the areas of child welfare, school social work, inpatient and outpatient mental health care. She established an insurance-based independent clinical practice in 2017, specializing in trauma and relationships. She is a Certified EMDR Therapist and an EMDRIA-Approved EMDR Consultant. She enjoys providing supervision for those seeking clinical licensure and consultation for EMDR therapists and social workers starting and managing an independent practice. She served on the national taskforce charged with updating the NASW Standards for Clinical Social Work Practice and currently serves as the Vice President of the Board for NASW Texas.

Why This Training Matters Right Now

If you're a supervisor, you already know the feeling: your supervisees come to you with questions, crises pop up, and somehow the week disappears. You're doing your best, but deep down you wonder if you're covering everything they actually need to learn. The truth? Most supervisors don't have a written curriculum. They have a calendar, a caseload, and whatever came up this week. This 3-hour live training changes that. You'll get ideas and strategies for deciding what to teach, when to teach it, and how to deliver it in a way that actually sticks. By the end, you'll have a curriculum map you can use with your team starting Monday. No more winging it. Just intentional, structured supervision that develops your team and reduces your stress.

Ready to Transform Your Supervision?

Stop leaving your supervision to chance. Join us for this live 3-hour training and walk away with a framework and curriculum map you can use immediately. Your team (and your sanity) will thank you. Early bird pricing through 2/5/27. Regular registration $100.