Supervision CE for Oregon LPC and LMFT Supervisors

Is it accepted for Oregon OBLPCT license renewal?

Yes. Oregon counts home study courses with no limit on hours, at 6,000 words of instructional reading per Oregon CE hour (OAR 833-080-0041(1)(c)). These courses come from a CAMFT-approved CE provider, and each certificate shows the Oregon CE hours earned.

How many CE hours do Oregon LPCs and LMFTs need?

40 clock hours each 24-month reporting period, including 6 hours of ethics, 4 hours of cultural competency, 2 hours of suicide risk, and, for supervisors, 3 hours of supervision-related training.

Who is this course for?

Oregon LPCs and LMFTs who supervise registered associates or are on the Supervisor Registry and need their 3 hours of supervision-related training.

Is this the 30-hour training to become a supervisor?

No. This is renewal CE for current supervisors. It is not the 30-hour training required to become an approved supervisor.

How fast is the certificate?

Your certificate comes by email within 1 business day after you pass the post-test (70% to pass) and complete the evaluation.

Do I need a subscription or an account?

No. Each course or bundle is a one-time purchase, not a subscription. Checkout on Payhip asks only for your email and payment. No account, no login.

About this course

OBLPCT requires LPCs and LMFTs who supervise registered associates, including all licensees on the Supervisor Registry, to complete 3 clock hours of supervision-related training each reporting period (OAR 833-080-0011(2)(b)). This 6-hour self-study course covers supervisor competencies, starting a supervisory relationship, goal setting and evaluation, feedback and gatekeeping, the supervisory alliance and ruptures, dual relationships, culture and technology in supervision, supervision models, supervision records, and supervising high-risk cases.

The course you get is titled “Supervision: Texas 6-Hour Requirement to Continue Supervising (LPC-S, LMFT-S, LCSW-S)”. It was written for Texas supervisors, so three sections cover Texas rules, law, and Texas CE options. Oregon CE hours count only the six general supervision sections. This is renewal CE for current supervisors. It is not the 30-hour training required to become an approved supervisor.

Learning objectives

After completing this course, you will be able to:

1. Name the competencies a clinical supervisor needs and the supervisor’s dual duty to the supervisee and to clients.
2. Set up a supervisory relationship with an agreement, a baseline competence check, and a clear structure for each hour.
3. Write observable supervision goals and give formative feedback, summative evaluation, and remediation plans.
4. Build the supervisory alliance, notice and repair ruptures, and manage power, dual relationships, and digital boundaries.
5. Address culture, power, practice setting, and technology in supervision.
6. Compare developmental, discrimination, psychotherapy-based, and competency-based supervision models.
7. Keep a supervision record, separate it from the clinical record, and supervise high-risk cases such as suicide risk and intimate partner violence.

Who this course is for

Instructor

Instructor: John Oliver Ycaro, LPCC (also the course developer and CE provider). About 10 years of clinical experience in community mental health, the VA, and private practice. Expertise relevant to this course: clinical supervision of associates and supervisor regulations.

Under CAMFT CEPA rules, the named instructor meets instructor qualifications by current related licensure and a related master’s degree (and related practice experience). A current CV is kept in the provider’s CE records.

How it works

1. Enroll through the secure Payhip checkout. You get the course right away.
2. Read the self-study text at your own pace.
3. Take the online post-test (70% to pass; retakes free) and confirm you did the work yourself.
4. Complete a short course evaluation (required for CE credit).
5. Receive your certificate by email within 1 business day after you pass and complete the evaluation.

Completion records are kept for at least 7 years.

Price

$19

Enroll for $19

Pay securely on Payhip. CE credit is awarded after you complete the reading, pass the post-test at 70% or higher, and complete the evaluation.

CE information

Home study course in clinical supervision for LPCs and LMFTs, with a 30-question test of comprehension. Oregon credits home study at 1 clock hour per 6,000 words, in quarter-hour steps (OAR 833-080-0041(1)(c)). Oregon CE hours count only the six general supervision sections (Sections 2 to 4 and 6 to 8): 18,097 instructional words, so it counts as 3 Oregon clock hours. The Texas rules and law sections are not counted.

Designed to meet the OBLPCT requirement of 3 clock hours of supervision-related training each reporting period for licensees who supervise registered associates (OAR 833-080-0011(2)(b)).

John Oliver Ycaro, LPCC is approved by the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists to sponsor continuing education for LMFTs, LCSWs, LPCCs and LEPs. John Oliver Ycaro, LPCC maintains responsibility for this program/course and its content.

Also included in the $69 Oregon bundle, which covers all 40 Oregon CE hours.

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