Supervision Series (June 2026)
Supervision Essentials: A Four‑Part Training Series for Supervisors in Child and Youth Services
LOGISTICS
Dates: Four consecutive Thursdays: June 4, 11, 18, and 25 (2026)
Time: 9:30 - 10:45 AM (Pacific)
Facilitator: James Freeman, MA, CYC-P
Fee: $299 per person
Limited Spots Available
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
- Newly or soon-to-be promoted supervisors
- Current supervisors needing a refresher on essentials of supervision
- Those supervising community-based, education, or residential staff
- Those interested in a more nuanced, relational approach to supervision
ABOUT THE SERIES
This four‑session series builds essential supervision skills for new and growing supervisors in child and family service settings. It uses a practical, relational approach to supervision, recognizing that traditional or overly rigid methods often fall short in real‑world environments.
Each session provides practical tools supervisors can use immediately to strengthen consistency and follow‑through in day‑to‑day supervision, including topics such as:
- Building Confidence in the Supervisor Role
- Structuring Effective 1:1 Supervision
- Supervision on the Go
- Having the Hard Conversations
Designed for organizations that want consistent, reliable supervision that aligns with their mission. This series supports supervisors in developing supervision practices that support quality care and services.
ABOUT THE FACILITATOR
JAMES FREEMAN, MA, CYC‑P is a globally trusted trainer with 30+ years experience in trauma exposed youth‑serving systems. He has worked across multiple practice settings, is a past president of the Child and Youth Care Certification Board, and is co-editor of the recently published second edition of Supervision in Child and Youth Care.