Personality and Leadership Development Workshop: LPC Supervision CEU'S

3100 New Orleans Street,Broken Arrow OK 74014

02 December, 2022

Description

The most commonly asked question about leadership is 'Are leaders born or made?' The answer is both. Being born is a prerequisite for leading, but then the real work begins. Leadership is not defined as a position of authority, but rather, it involves building a relationship with people so that they will choose to follow you. Effective leaders are those who have developed the skills and abilities to successfully influence other people. There is no one specific leadership profile. Leaders come in many forms, with various styles and diverse qualities. They are found in every segment of society and dispersed through all levels of business, organizations, communities, families, etc. So when we think of leadership, we must think broadly. The first three-hour Awareness workshop objectives: Identifying your Full Color Spectrum Understanding the joys, values, and stressors of each color group Recognizing the innate strengths and challenges of each color group Gaining an appreciation for self and others Building self-confidence, dignity, respect, and worthiness in self and others Identifying the current development of your Full Color Spectrum Acknowledging your untapped potential within your Full Color Spectrum Developing your personal Full Color Spectrum *Spectrum is the personality temperment (not Autism) The second half of the training: Utilizing experiential activities and discussions, workshop participants will be given the opportunity to identify and understand: ​the concept of "leadership"; ​their own leadership roles; ​the distinctions between manager and leader roles; ​the leader-follower/constituent relationship; ​common and effective leadership attributes; ​successful leadership formula; ​natural and chosen leadership styles; ​their personal leadership style. Each participant will recieve a workbook and training materials. This training satisfies the clinical supervision intervention methods and modalities, and supervisors’ areas of focus and roles in supervision as required by the Oklahoma Board of Behavioral Health for mental health providers. This training is for anyone in a supervision, leadership or managment role. This training will be 3 CEU and 3 Supervision CEU's for LPC, LMFT and LCSW This training is in respect of Dr. Marla G. Sanchez. For more information [email protected]