
Upcoming Trainings with Our Partners
See what's coming up. These sessions are facilitated by CCDS alongside trusted partners and designed for hands-on, real-world application. Each workshop is built to be accessible and relevant for students, new clinicians, and seasoned professionals alike, with partners who share our commitment to practical, culturally grounded training. Browse the list below for dates, details, and registration links.

Culturally Responsive Ethical Decision-Making
CCDS is proud to partner with El Futuro Learning on a training that reframes what ethics education can look like.
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Friday, September 11, 2026
12 pm- 3 pm ET
Virtual
FREE

Clinical Supervision Ethics: Scope, Competence, And Gatekeeping Responsibilities
CCDS is partnering with Wake AHEC, part of the NC AHEC system, to offer this interactive virtual workshop that supports clinical supervisors in clarifying scope and role boundaries, strengthening ethical decision-making, and implementing fair, defensible gatekeeping practices.
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Friday, January 8, 2027
10 am- 12:45 pm ET
Virtual

​Neuroscience Of Supervision And Learning: Feedback, Threat Responses, Shame, And Skill Acquisition
CCDS is partnering with Wake AHEC, part of the NC AHEC system, to offer this interactive virtual workshop that explores practical, supervision-relevant neuroscience concepts that help field instructors, clinical supervisors, and leaders understand what happens in the brain and body when learning feels risky.
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Friday, January 15, 2027
10 am- 1:15 pm ET
Virtual

Identity-Conscious Supervision: Navigating Difference, Rupture/Repair, And Emotional Vulnerability In Supervisory Relationships
CCDS is partnering with Wake AHEC, part of the NC AHEC system, to offer this interactive virtual workshop that supports field instructors, clinical supervisors, and leaders in building identity-conscious supervision practices that strengthen safety, accountability, and learning.
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Friday, January 22, 2027
10 am- 12:45 pm ET
Virtual

Supervising Novice Clinicians And Interns: Scaffolding Clinical Judgment, Pacing Autonomy, And Building Confidence
CCDS is partnering with Wake AHEC, part of the NC AHEC system, to offer this interactive virtual workshop, offering a practical, developmentally informed approach to supervising early clinicians.
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Friday, January 29, 2027
10 am- 1:15 pm ET
Virtual

Using AI Tools To Enhance Supervision
CCDS is partnering with Wake AHEC, part of the NC AHEC system, to offer this interactive virtual workshop, helping field instructors, clinical supervisors, and leaders use AI in ways that strengthen learning and accountability while protecting clients, supervisees, and organizations.
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Friday, February 5, 2027
10 am- 12:45 pm ET
Virtual

​Critical Relational Supervision: Foundations in CRM and the CARES Framework
CCDS is partnering with Wake AHEC, part of the NC AHEC system, to offer this interactive virtual workshop introducing the CARES framework as a critical relational approach to supervision tailored for the realities of contemporary practice.
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Friday, February 12, 2027
10 am- 1:15 pm ET
Virtual

Attachment And The Neurobiology Of Trauma: Strategies To Support Clients With Attachment And Relational Wounds
CCDS is partnering with Wake AHEC, part of the NC AHEC system, to offer this interactive virtual workshop connecting attachment theory and trauma neurobiology to practical clinical strategies that support co-regulation, relational safety, and steady pacing.
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Friday, March 5, 2027
10 am- 1:15 pm ET
Virtual

Neuroscience For Trauma Work: Stress Physiology, Window Of Tolerance, And Practical Regulation Strategies
CCDS is partnering with Wake AHEC, part of the NC AHEC system, to offer this interactive virtual workshop, offering a clinician-friendly overview of stress physiology and the window of tolerance, paired with practical regulation strategies that translate neuroscience into everyday clinical work.
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Friday, March 26, 2027
10 am- 1:15 pm ET
Virtual

Repair After Rupture: Addressing Conflict, Misattunement, And Trust Breaks In Micro Practice
CCDS is partnering with Wake AHEC, part of the NC AHEC system, to offer this skills-based virtual workshop that focuses on recognizing markers of rupture (withdrawal, escalation, compliance, and flat engagement), differentiating rupture from resistance-protection, and naming what is happening without blame.
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Friday, April 9, 2027
10 am- 1:15 pm ET
Virtual
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