About Episode In this episode of Your Clinical Supervisor’s Couch podcast, Chantal discusses how to manage feeling stuck with clients in your clinical practice. Listen on Apple Podcast Listen on Spotify Show Notes Discover why feeling “stuck” with clients is a common—and normal—experience for therapists at every stage of practice. Learn to recognize the subtle …
About Episode In this episode of Your Clinical Supervisor’s Couch podcast, Haley shares the implications of practitioner-client enmeshment in therapy. 0:00 / 0:00 Episode 27 Show Notes Kayla: Welcome back to your Clinical Supervisors Coach podcast, and I’m your host, Kayla Das. In today’s episode, Haley Moore, registered social worker and clinical supervisor will share …
As a social worker, I know how important it is to stay current with our skills and meet continuing education requirements. But let’s be honest, professional development trainings can get pretty pricey, especially when you’re trying to balance everything on a budget. That’s why I’m excited to share PESI Canada’s Holiday sale. As a PESI …
As professional development is an ethical requirement for social workers in Canada, social work regulatory bodies in each province maintain a continuing education and/or competence program to support social workers in building their knowledge, skills, and competency in various areas of practice. However, what constitutes as eligible continuing education units (CEUs) under social work continuing …
If you haven’t already heard, the Alberta College of Social Workers (ACSW) has introduced substantial updates to its Continuing Competence Program that take effect in January 2026. Recognizing that these adjustments represent a significant shift in how Alberta social workers maintain and demonstrate professional competency under this program, this article aims to summarize the new …
About Episode In this episode of Your Clinical Supervisor’s Couch podcast, Carolyn shares how to apply lessons learned within the classroom to one-to-one supervision. 0:00 / 0:00 Episode 26 Show Notes In this episode, Kayla sits down with Carolyn O’Connor to explore how lessons from the graduate classroom can meaningfully shape one-to-one clinical supervision. Carolyn …
In Alberta, the Alberta College of Social Workers (ACSW) regulates the practice of social work through the issuance of registration, and adherence to a specific set of ethics and practice standards. In Alberta, social workers play a crucial role in supporting individuals, families and communities with diverse mental health and social challenges. Because of this, …
About Episode In this episode of Your Clinical Supervisor’s Couch podcast, Huda shares how to combat familiarity bias in our clinical practice. 0:00 / 0:00 Episode 25 Show Notes Learn what “familiarity bias” means in the context of therapy and clinical supervision—and why it matters for practitioners. This episode discusses how familiarity bias can unconsciously …
As the scope and complexity of mental health services continue to grow across Alberta, the role of a Registered Social Worker (RSW) has expanded as well. One of the most important professional designations within this expansion is that of the Restricted Psychosocial Intervention Authorization, which is a credential that allows designated social workers to deliver …
About Episode In this episode of Your Clinical Supervisor’s Couch podcast, Haley shares strategies for managing imposter syndrome in your practice. 0:00 / 0:00 Episode 24 Show Notes Kayla: Welcome back to Your Clinical Supervisor’s Coach podcast, and I’m your host, Kayla Das. In today’s episode, Haley Moore, Registered Social Worker and clinical supervisor, will …
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