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$100.00
Motivational Interviewing: The Art of Inspiring Change

This engaging and practical webinar is designed for both new and experienced clinical supervisors, offering essential insights, strategies, and tools for fostering growth, ensuring ethical integrity, and promoting high-quality care. Attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of how to elevate their supervisory practice within behavioral health settings.

It goes beyond administrative oversight to highlight supervision as a cornerstone of client safety, ethical behavior, clinician development, and a supportive organizational culture. Participants will explore how supervision functions as both a mentoring and evaluative process—balancing growth with accountability.

We will then compare three widely-used supervision models: Developmental Models, the Discrimination Model, and Reflective Supervision. Attendees will compare these approaches and learn how to align their supervision style with the supervisee’s experience level, the clinical setting, and specific goals of the relationship.

Recognizing the complexity of real-world supervision, the presentation addresses common challenges supervisors may face. To support ongoing excellence, attendees are introduced to practical tools and resources for effective supervision. These include supervision agreements, evaluation templates, note-taking formats (like SOAP), and technology platforms that support remote or hybrid supervision. Tips for maintaining consistency, organization, and legal compliance are also covered. 

Larry Hearn

CCAPP

Larry Hearn, CADC-II, ICADC, SAP, RScP, is an experienced substance use disorder counselor, educator, and licensed Religious Science Practitioner dedicated to guiding individuals toward lasting recovery and personal transformation. He holds a Social Model Studies Certificate from the CCAPP Academy (formerly the CAARR Institute) and is certified through CCAPP, providing him with a strong foundation in addiction counseling and recovery support. In addition to his counseling work, Larry has spent many years training and mentoring aspiring counselors, helping them develop the skills and compassion needed to support individuals in recovery. Grounded in the principle of unconditional positive regard, he fosters a nonjudgmental, supportive space where clients and students alike feel seen, heard, and valued. His approach integrates evidence-based counseling techniques with a deep understanding of personal growth and transformation, helping clients build resilience, self-awareness, and a renewed sense of purpose. Recognizing the profound impact of unresolved loss on recovery, Larry specializes in facilitating grief circles, offering a safe space for individuals to process emotions and heal. Through compassionate guidance and a holistic perspective, he empowers individuals to navigate their recovery journey, heal from past wounds, and embrace a future of growth and possibility.

  • CE 2