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An introductory course for new or developing supervisors.
A foundational introduction to ethical, reflective supervision of support personnel
Supervision is more than a requirement—it’s a responsibility.
Foundations of Effective Supervision is a foundational mini course designed to help Speech-Language Pathologists understand the mindset, role, and responsibilities required for effective supervision of Speech-Language Pathology Assistants (SLPAs).
Rather than focusing on tools or step-by-step strategies, this course centers on awareness, reflection, and readiness—providing a clear orientation to what supervision actually requires before implementation begins.
If you’ve ever completed a required supervision course and still felt unsure about navigating real-world supervision dynamics, this course offers a thoughtful starting point.
This foundational mini course introduces key concepts that shape effective supervision, including:
This course is designed to help supervisors pause, reflect, and orient themselves before adopting tools, systems, or structured supervision strategies.
This is a foundational, entry-level course.
It does not include:
Those components are intentionally reserved for the full Empowered Supervision course.
Approximately 45–60 minutes of professional development
(2 modules with guided reflection)
Participants will receive a Certificate of Completion documenting approximately 1 hour of professional development.
This course is not offered for ASHA CEUs and is not affiliated with ASHA.
It may be used for employer or state professional development documentation at the discretion of the organization.
Most supervision courses focus on requirements.
This course focuses on readiness.
Foundations of Effective Supervision helps you understand why supervision matters, what it requires of you as a leader, and when deeper training is needed—before moving into implementation.
Access is granted immediately upon enrollment; therefore, this course is non-refundable.
“Effective supervision begins with awareness — of self, of power, and of the responsibility we carry toward others.”