2-Day SUPERVISION TRAINING with Marsha Riggio, PhD (Thursday, May 07, 2026)

Thu, 07 May 2026 13:30:00 GMT

Zoom links and class information will be sent 48 hours before class.

Class limited to 40. Registration will end when limit reached OR May 4, 11:59pm, whichever comes first.

CEUs: 18 Continuing Education Units

Meets BOPCT training requirements for Approved Supervisor. Application can be made to the BOPCT after certificate is received.

Schedule:

Day One, May 7: 7 hours - 9:30am - 4:30pm via Zoom with a working lunch**

Day Two, May 8 7 hours - 9:30am - 4:30pm via Zoom with a working lunch**

Plus: 4 hours – work independently online to complete course within 60 days
A course manual is be completed within 60 days. CEU Certificate will be issued upon notification of completion. Partial credit will not be given.

**working lunch means no official lunch break will be allowed. Have your lunch with you.

Price: $240 Members / $480 Non-Members

Note: There will be a $15 cancellation charge on all refunds

Topics covered: Models of Supervision, Supervision Relationships, Group Supervision, Multicultural Supervision, Administrative Supervision, Legalities and Ethics of Supervision

Note: Program requires attendees to register for the complete program consisting of 2 days zoom training and a 1/2 day online based program.

Meeting links will be sent on the Tuesday before class starts. Be sure to check the zoom links the day before class.

Questions: If you have any questions please email mylcpcm@gmail.com

From Stabilization to Integration: Advanced Trauma-Informed Interventions (Friday, July 31, 2026)

Fri, 31 Jul 2026 14:00:00 GMT

From Stabilization to Integration: Advanced Trauma-Informed Interventions

Presented by Jessica LeTourneau, LCPC

This 2-hour clinical webinar expands on foundational Polyvagal Theory concepts to help participants translate nervous system awareness into trauma-focused stabilization strategies. Building from prior learning on autonomic hierarchy, neuroception, and co-regulation, participants will review how trauma-related symptoms reﬂect adaptive survival responses and how these patterns shape emotion regulation, relationships, sleep, and coping behaviors.

Using case-based application and practical clinical tools, participants will strengthen their ability to assess nervous system states, identify early signs of dysregulation, and intervene using body-based and regulation-focused strategies. Participants will learn to integrate REACTS tracking, CARESS-based coping replacement, and grounding/orienting techniques to reduce shame, improve client engagement, and support post-traumatic growth through pacing, safety, and stabilization.

Jessica LeTourneau, LCPC has been working in the mental health field for over 20 years. She has been established in private practice since 2013 and is the CEO of New Perspectives. Prior to private practice, she worked with children, adolescents, and adults in various settings such as inpatient psychiatric hospitalization, residential treatment, Veterans Affairs intensive outpatient programs, in-home behavioral intervention, and outpatient clinics. She is most passionate about treating military veterans, law enforcement, and first responders.

In addition to her tenure in the mental health field, she has an extensive background in health and fitness and worked as a CrossFit Coach, personal trainer, and group fitness instructor for 15 years.

Most recently, she has been presenting on topics related to trauma, neuroscience, and self-care.

Cost: LCPCM members - $30 / Non-members - $40 ($5.00 fee for all refunds)

CEUs: 2 (10am to 12pm) No partial credit will be given

Registration is limited!

Registration will end and payment must be received by July 27 at 11:59pm.

Zoom link will be emailed to those registered approximately 24 hours prior to class.

Class evaluation and CEU certificate link will be sent on the following Monday (August 3, 2026)

LCPCM upcoming events

2-Day SUPERVISION TRAINING with Marsha Riggio, PhD (Thursday, May 07, 2026)

From Stabilization to Integration: Advanced Trauma-Informed Interventions (Friday, July 31, 2026)