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Start Clinical Supervision with Change Creates Change
Cases of eating disorders have been on the rise throughout the pandemic. As a result, health care providers are seeing more and more eating disorder cases. That’s where we come in. Let us guide you through eating disorder cases so that you can offer your clients the best possible care. After all, early intervention will give your client the best chance at recovery.
Dietitians
1:1 Clinical Consultation
60 minutes - $185
Our Clinical Lead, Jillian Walsh, RD, will answer any questions you may have, provide case consultation, and review recent research and case studies with you. This way, you will be able to offer your clients the best possible support during their recovery.
2:1 (Dyadic) Clinical Consultation
120 minutes - $185/person
Our Clinical Lead, Jillian Walsh, RD, will answer any questions you may have, provide case consultation, and review recent research and case studies with you. This way, your dyad will be able to offer your clients the best possible support during their recovery.
Group Clinical Consultation
Once a month for two hours for six months - $495
In a small group setting, our Clinical Lead, Jillian Walsh, RD, will answer any questions you may have, provide case consultation, and review recent research and case studies with you. This way, you will be able to offer your clients the best possible support during their recovery.
Therapists and Counsellors
1:1 Clinical Supervision
60 minutes - $185
Our Lead Therapist Ashley Ticknor, RCT, RP, may provide case consultation, live supervision (if applicable), reviewing video or audiotapes of the supervisee’s therapy sessions (if applicable), reviewing clinical notes (if applicable), teaching and/or reviewing relevant theories, therapy modalities, and research related to supervised practice, problem-solving, and exploration as a clinician. This way, you will be able to offer your clients the best possible support during their recovery.
Ashley is registered with the Nova Scotia College of Counselling Therapists and the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario.
2:1 (Dyadic) Clinical Supervision
120 minutes - $185/person
With a dyad, our Lead Therapist Ashley Ticknor, RCT, RP, may provide case consultation, live supervision (if applicable), reviewing video or audiotapes of the supervisee’s therapy sessions (if applicable), reviewing clinical notes (if applicable), teaching and/or reviewing relevant theories, therapy modalities, and research related to supervised practice, problem-solving, and exploration as a clinician. This way, you will be able to offer your clients the best possible support during their recovery.
Ashley is registered with the Nova Scotia College of Counselling Therapists and the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario.
Group Supervision
Once a month for two hours for six months - $595
In a small group setting, our Lead Therapist Ashley Ticknor, RCT, RP, may provide case consultation, live supervision (if applicable), reviewing video or audiotapes of the supervisee’s therapy sessions (if applicable), reviewing clinical notes (if applicable), teaching and/or reviewing relevant theories, therapy modalities, and research related to supervised practice, problem-solving, and exploration as a clinician. This way, you will be able to offer your clients the best possible support during their recovery.
Ashley is registered with the Nova Scotia College of Counselling Therapists and the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario.
Still Have Questions?
Clinical supervision is a mutual agreement between one professional, the supervisee, and another professional, a supervisor. The goal of this agreement is to support the development of the supervisee's clinical and professional competency.
Unlike therapists and counsellors, dietitians and other allied health care providers do not have a regulatory requirement for clinical supervision. However, all health care providers can benefit from case review, consultation and continuing education. Many regulatory bodies will accept clinical consultation hours towards continuing education requirements.
Clinical supervision is provided when 1) Supervisees are working towards full membership with a regulatory college/body OR a professional association; 2) Supervisees are working towards a designation in a specialized field of supervised practice; and 3) Supervisees are developing new areas of competency in clinical practice at any point in their clinical career as part of their ongoing professional development.
Yes! We are able to provide Clinical Supervision to dietitians in the United States as well as Canada.
Join Our Free
Webinar
to learn how to best support your patients who are living with eating disorders.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, there has been a significant uptick in eating disorders across Canada. Chances are, you're seeing patients living with eating disorders in your caseload.
In our on-demand webinar, our Clinical Lead Jillian Walsh, an Eating Disorder Dietitian and Therapist, will explain how health care providers can navigate eating disorder care for their patients in a primary care setting.
Jillian will teach you how to detect if your patient has an eating disorder, walk you through the next steps you need to take and help you develop a treatment plan that can help your patient right away.
