Dr. Ken Bateman has been teaching the 40-hour supervision course as outlined by both the Licensed Marriage and Family Therapy Board and the Licensed Professional Counselor Board since 2005. Dr. Bateman’s Supervision 40 course is an interactive and experiential small group course. Typically, the course includes four in-class sessions, two one month and two the next with outside classwork to be completed in the interim between the two sets of classes.
Supervision Training
This is not a cookie cutter course taught the same year end and year out. Dr. Bateman keeps his course current and relevant. Though many of the study materials between the two sets of classes is the same one year to the next. The course is not. He includes guest speakers, live examples of supervision with current supervisees, panel discussions, interactive discussions and exchanges of ideas, and so much more. His courses are organized, materials and assignments clear and easily managed.
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To be an LMFT Supervisor:
- Are you an LMFT in good standing?
- Have you completed at least 3,000 hours of LMFT practice over a minimum of 3 years?
If you answered yes to both these questions, then you qualify to take Dr. Ken Bateman’s Supervision-40 course to complete the requirements needed to become an LMFT Supervisor.
40 Hour Transformative Supervision Course
March 15 & 16, 2024
April 5 & 6, 2024
Cost: $675.00
Register today before this seminar fills up. Click on the link below.
See More on 801.143 LMFT Supervisor Requirements:
801.143. Supervisor Requirements. (a) To apply for supervisor status, an LMFT in good standing must submit an application and applicable fee as well as documentation of the following: (1) completion of at least 3,000 hours of LMFT practice over a minimum of 3 years; and (A) successful completion of a 3-semester-hour, graduate course in marriage and family therapy supervision from an accredited institution; or (B) a 40-hour continuing education course in clinical supervision; or (2) designation as an approved supervisor or supervisor candidate by the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT).
To be an LPC Supervisor:
- Are you an LPC in good standing?
- Have you been practicing as an LPC counselor for at least 60 months/5 years?
If you answered yes to both these questions, then you qualify to take Dr. Ken Bateman’s Supervision-40 course to complete the requirements needed to become an LPC Supervisor.
40 Hour Transformative Supervision Course
March 15 & 16, 2024
April 5 & 6, 2024
Cost: $675.00
Register today before this seminar fills up. Click on the link below.
See More on 681.72 and 681.147 LPC Supervisor Requirements:
681.72. Required Application Materials.
(d) To apply for supervisor status, an LPC must: (1) have held the LPC license in good standing for at least 60 months; (2) submit an application and all applicable fees; and (3) submit a completion certificate for an acceptable supervisor training. An acceptable supervisor training is: (A) a doctoral level course in the supervision of professional counseling or mental health services which was taken for credit at an accredited school and documented on an official transcript; the qualifying doctoral level course may have been completed no more than five (5) years before the date the application for supervisor status was received; or (B) a 40-clock-hour supervision course as set forth in §681.147 of this title (relating to 40-ClockHour Supervisor Training Course); the qualifying 40-clock-hour supervision course may have 105 been completed no more than two (2) years before the date the application for supervisor status was received. (e) An applicant who holds a current LPC license in good standing issued by another jurisdiction must be substantially equivalent to Texas licensure requirements. (f) Licensure requirements that either match or exceed Texas requirements are considered to be substantially equivalent. Adopted to be effective: November 19, 2020
681.147. 40-Clock-Hour Supervisor Training Course. The 40-clock-hour supervision training must comply with §681.142 of this title (relating to Acceptable Continuing Education) and: (1) the course must be taught by a full LPC with supervisor status; (2) all related coursework and assignments must be completed over a time period not to exceed 90 days; and (3) the 40-clock- hour supervision training must include at least: 116 (A) three (3) clock-hours for defining and conceptualizing supervision and models of supervision; (B) three (3) clock-hours for supervisory relationship and counselor development; (C) twelve (12) clock-hours for supervision methods and techniques, covering roles (teacher, counselor, and consultant), focus (process, conceptualization, and personalization), group supervision, multi-cultural supervision (racial, ethnic, and gender issues), and evaluation methods; (D) twelve (12) clock-hours covering roles for supervision and standards of practice; Subchapter B (relating to Rules of Practice); Subchapter C (relating to Application and Licensing); §681.91 of this title (relating to LPC Associate License); §681.92 of this title (relating to Experience Requirements); §681.93 of this title (relating to Supervisor Requirements); other codes of ethics; and legal and professional issues; and (E) three (3) clock-hours for executive and administrative tasks, covering supervision plan, supervision contract, time for supervision, record keeping, and reporting. Adopted to be effective: November 19, 2020