Foster Care Training

Supervisors play a critical role in shaping the quality of care provided to system-involved youth and families. In this training, the facilitator will lead discussions about how implicit bias shows up in clinical supervision, provide information on strategies for addressing bias when it arises, and guide participants through activities that strengthen equity-centered supervision skills. The trainer will use case examples, reflective exercises, and group discussion to illustrate the impact of implicit bias in supervisory relationships and demonstrate practical tools for creating more responsive care for system-involved youth and families. This training is for clinical supervisors who support system-involved youth and families in school-based and counseling enriched programs.