Our 90-minute "provision session subdivision" is designed to maximize clinical learning. Each session is split into targeted professional development and Direct Case Consultations.

 

1. Core Clinical Topics

Over the 6-week cycle, we rotate through essential domains required for the ASWB Clinical Exam and high-level practice:

• Clinical Assessment & Diagnosis: Moving beyond the DSM-5-TR to understand the person-in-environment.

• Treatment Planning: Developing measurable, evidence-based goals for diverse populations.

  Ethics & Georgia Law: Navigating mandatory reporting, subpoenas, and HIPAA.

• The Therapeutic Relationship: Managing countertransference and building a strong clinical "Use of Self."

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2. Structured Case Presentations

The heart of our group is the Case Presentation. Following Georgia’s standard for "direct clinical review," each member will present a case using a structured biopsychosocial-spiritual framework.

The Presentation Template Includes:

• Identifying Data: Non-identifying demographics to maintain strict confidentiality.

• The Presenting Problem: The "Why Now?" of the client's current crisis or symptoms.

• Biopsychosocial Assessment: Review of medical history, family dynamics, and social supports.

• Intervention Strategy: Identifying the modalities (CBT, DBT, Narrative, etc.) being utilized.

• The "Clinical Ask": A specific question for the group (e.g., "How do I handle this boundary crossing?" or "What goals am I missing?").