CEUs for Clinical Supervision-Online BBS courses in California

Continuing Ed credits for LMFTs, LCSWs and LPCCs

Obtain Continuing Education Units for LMFTs, LCSWs and LPCCs without
leaving your computer. Take your post-test online and print out your CEU certificate immediately.

NEW BBS Supervision regulations go into effect January 1, 2022. New supervisors of AMFTs and trainees, ASWs and APCCs are now required to complete 15 hours of supervision training. The 15 hours can be taken as multiple courses as long as they add up to a minimum of 15 hours.

You can take 3 courses at supervisionCEU.com, making sure to include Law, Ethics & Supervision: The Use of Authority as one of the three, to meet the BBS requirement.

Courses meet the qualifications for 6 hours of continuing education credit for LMFTs, LCSWs and LPCCs as required by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences

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"Clear, useful and prompt! Thanks for helping me move into supervising." M.G.

"Thank you Ricki, I'll be back for my next renewal!" K.B.

"I really like combining two relevant topics into one course." D.D.

"It was very good. I learned much more than I expected…what a delightful surprise. Thank you." C.M.

"I enjoyed the course very much and saw myself and as well as my supervisees." S.W.

"Quick look at your interesting vignettes prompted me to want to delve deeper and study this course." E.F.

"Thanks very much for a useful and easy-to-follow course!" L.B.

"Ricki Boden is an excellent trainer/teacher/clinician." N.O.

"Thank you for responding to my email so quickly" P.Z.

"The use of vignettes was particularly interesting and helpful." D.A.

"Your courses are informative, elegant, precise and to the point. Please continue to develop these courses." E.N.

"I do not supervise however the topic and information have been useful and expanded my concept of legal issues." J.W.

"I applied your suggestions as soon as I read them. I am starting out as a supervisor really appreciate this course." M.H.

"I especially appreciated the vignettes and characterizations of supervisors being 'de-skilled'- very familiar." M.S.

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