The Confident Clinician - August Cohort (August 7th, 14th, 21st, and September 4th)

$160.00
Limit 1 per order

If you want to make sure that your new clinician has consistency in their caseload, the Confident Clinician Course (CCC) will provide your new clinicians with the skills they need to maintain a consistent caseload. Designed to provide a wide range of skills while increasing clinician confidence, the CCC is a worthwhile investment. Recent graduates or clinicians returning to practice after time away will find themselves connecting with their clients, making meaningful progress and feeling confident in the work they are doing.

Topics Covered:

  • Initial Assessments are your first intervention

  • Documenting your work: progress notes without pain, treatment plans that are co-created

  • How to assess for risk and document so that your notes are not a liability

  • Go to interventions that lead to positive change

Clinician’s will meet virtually on August 7th, 14th, 21st, and September 4th at 9am MST/8am PST. CEU’s provided by Utah Psychological Association (UPA) and Utah NASW.

If you want to make sure that your new clinician has consistency in their caseload, the Confident Clinician Course (CCC) will provide your new clinicians with the skills they need to maintain a consistent caseload. Designed to provide a wide range of skills while increasing clinician confidence, the CCC is a worthwhile investment. Recent graduates or clinicians returning to practice after time away will find themselves connecting with their clients, making meaningful progress and feeling confident in the work they are doing.

Topics Covered:

  • Initial Assessments are your first intervention

  • Documenting your work: progress notes without pain, treatment plans that are co-created

  • How to assess for risk and document so that your notes are not a liability

  • Go to interventions that lead to positive change

Clinician’s will meet virtually on August 7th, 14th, 21st, and September 4th at 9am MST/8am PST. CEU’s provided by Utah Psychological Association (UPA) and Utah NASW.