Join Gordon-Conwell and guest facilitator Stacy Sampson in this NBCC ACEP accredited training on Supervision from an Adlerian Theoretical Perspective.

Alfred Adler (1870-1937), was a medical doctor, psychotherapist, and the founder of Adlerian psychology, also known as Individual Psychology. Adler’s unique perspective for his time took a holistic approach, seeing one’s internal and external—that is, social or communal—lives as being equally important. This workshop will delve into Adler’s core principles and equip participants to utilize them, as applicable, in counseling and supervising roles.

Learning Objectives: 

1. Understand aspects of Alfred Adler and Adlerian theory.
2. Identify key Adlerian concepts, including early childhood recollections, striving for meaning, individual as a whole person, and strengths based approach
3. Apply Adlerian theory and techniques into working with supervisees.

*The event offers 2 CE hours for continuing education.

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General Registration: $30
Gordon-Conwell Student Fee: $10
Current Gordon-Conwell Site/Clinical Supervisors: Free

Stacy Sampson (MS, LPC, CPCS) has been a member of the Georgia Alderian Society since 2017 and has spoken at their annual conferences on domestic violence, narrative therapy, and healing from trauma. Over the last twelve years she supervised master’s level interns and associate level counselors while at Project Safe and as the owner and director of Oasis Counseling Center. 

From 2007–2015, Stacy served at Project Safe, a non-profit domestic violence (DV) agency, where she provided counseling, facilitated groups and workshops, conducted detailed DV assessments, assisted with filing protective orders, and testified as an expert witness in court. Stacy opened Oasis Counseling Center in 2012 where the bulk of her practice comprises trauma survivors. Since 2012, Oasis has expanded into a larger agency with thirteen counselors serving clients navigating any number of mental health struggles. Stacy completed a certified clinical trauma professional competency course in 2019 and became trained in EMDR in 2020.

Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary-Charlotte Counseling Department has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 4525. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary-Charlotte Counseling Department is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.