Let's make supervision a rewarding experience!

Upon completion of this training you will have a comprehensive understanding of the Iowa Laws and Rules regarding clinical supervision, ethical considerations, tools to support your organization of supervision, and the confidence to get started!  We will engage in lecture, discussion, and provide handouts to help build your supervision practice.

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Supervision for licensure in the state of Iowa for LMHC, LMFT & LISW credentials. Requirements include 3000 hours of approved activities with 1500 direct service hours and 200 hours of supervision with at least 100 being individual.

Read more about the LMHC & LMFT requirements HERE.

Read more about the LISW requirements HERE.

Click HERE to contact  Kenya Rocha LMHC, to inquire about State Licensure Supervision.

This training is essential for clinicians who want to strengthen their legal literacy, maintain ethical integrity, and confidently navigate the courtroom when necessary.

Complete your mandatory ethics training.

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Parenting course to empower parents and caregivers of children impacted by trauma, utilizing real-life strategies that can be implemented immediately.

• Identify trauma triggers and their source
• Identify root of challenging behavior
• Use effective methods to manage meltdowns
• Learn strategies to connect in a calm, comforting way

Presented by Julie Hewitt, MS, LMHC and Angela Fisher, MS, tLMFT

Inquire HERE

MFCC provides a structured intern program.  Students in their master's programs (marriage and family therapy, mental health counseling, and social work), are provided supervision and opportunities to learn how to provide therapy, diagnose, prepare treatment plans, work with diverse populations, collaborate with other professionals, etc.  All of this, while being a part of our team, interns are incorporated into daily MFCC life. 

Click HERE for more info or to contact Katrina Hart, LMHC to inquire about our Internship Program.

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Sometimes being in private practice can be isolating. When you practice in an isolated situation, you are at greater risk of breaching ethical guidelines, crossing boundaries that you would otherwise recognize. Attending a Clinical Consultation can help you to bounce ideas, issues, present cases and just let you talk it out if you need to when facing clinical issues in your practice.

Consultation dates available for Phone, Zoom & Face to Face by appointment.

Click HERE to contact Kenya Rocha, LMHC, to inquire about Clinical Consultation.

Qualifies for certification or advanced consultation

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(You must be signed into your EMDRConsulting.com account to sign up.)

Includes 50 total hours of training; 40 academic and 10 consultation (Completed after 40hr academic portion)

• Jul 14-18: Sioux Falls, SD
• Aug 4-8: Bloomington, MN
• Oct 6-10: Des Moines, IA
• Nov 3-7: Orlando, FL
• Nov 17-21: Houston, TX
• Dec 15-19: Waterloo, IA

The key to being an ethical therapist is being willing to notice and apply ethics as a routine part of practice. This includes competently resolving dilemmas that come up. This course will engage the therapist in an ethical discussion to explore unique EMDR practice questions related to preparedness, hesitancy to process and emotional content.

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This is not an EMDR Training.
This CIDP (CID/ATIP) Training is meant to teach you how to help desensitize emotional reactivity as a result of crisis or traumatic events.

Anyone can take this training: You do not have to be a clinician or service worker to take this training. It is a protocol you can use with anyone who needs it! 

Especially helpful for: Police, Fire Fighters, Medical Personnel, Residential Workers, Anyone working with humans!
This protocol can help reduce the intensity of trauma responses and emotional reactivity associated with life events, big and small. 

Presented to you by Kenya Rocha MS, LMHC, NCC

Upcoming In-Person Trainings:

MARCH 23, 2024

This is not an EMDR Training.
This CIDP (CID/ATIP) Training is meant to teach you how to help desensitize emotional reactivity as a result of crisis or traumatic events.

Anyone can take this training: You do not have to be a clinician or service worker to take this training. It is a protocol you can use with anyone who needs it! 

Especially helpful for: Police, Fire Fighters, Medical Personnel, Residential Workers, Anyone working with humans!
This protocol can help reduce the intensity of trauma responses and emotional reactivity associated with life events, big and small. 

Presented to you by Kenya Rocha MS, LMHC, NCC

Upcoming Virtual Trainings:

Coming Soon!