Continuing Education
Counselor Empowerment & Advocacy
Learn how to build skills that will help you become more confident in your clinical and administrative abilities as a counseling professional while also maintaining life balance.
Identify ways to advocate for yourself as a clinician in order to strengthen your professional voice, promote positive change, and demand growth and continuous evolvement in the profession.
Understand your personal and professional rights as you navigate the field and deal with challenging situations, in addition to your responsibilities to protect the public and enhance the profession.
Clinical Administrative Skill Building
Most counselors do not have a business background. However, it does not negate the importance of having necessary, yet basic administrative skills to assist you throughout your career. To be empowered as a counseling professional, you must learn how to do both counseling and administration effectively. My experience in executive administration and accreditation planning can help you do just that!
Training & Presentation History:
October 2020 – Clinical Supervision Ethics for the Supervisee: Understanding Roles & Responsibilities in the Licensure Process, creator and presenter – Richmont Graduate University, Atlanta, GA
September 2019 – Clinical Supervision Ethics for the Supervisee: Understanding Roles & Responsibilities in the Licensure Process, creator and presenter – Richmont Graduate University, Atlanta, GA
August 2018 – Feel Empowered as a New Counseling Professional: Ethical Integrity in Rights & Responsibilities, Career & Resource Navigation, Documentation & Credentialing, creator and presenter – Duluth, GA
August 2018 – Clinical Supervision Ethics: Understanding Roles & Responsibilities in the Licensure Process (segment presentation of Charlie Safford’s yourceus.com Advanced Issues in the Clinical Supervision of the Mental Health Professional: Refining Supervisory Aptitudes, Systems and Structures for Excellence in Supervision (Day 3: Ethics), creator and co-presenter – Roswell, GA
May 2018 – LPCA’s Life After Graduation–Module 3: Enhancing Clinical Skills through Client/Therapist Role-play – 30th Annual LPCA Convention & Regional Conference, co-presenter, Atlanta, GA
March 2018 – LPCA’s Life After Graduation–Module 3: Enhancing Clinical Skills through Client/Therapist Role-play, presenter – Licensed Professional Counselors Association, Norcross, GA
Feb 2018 – LPCA’s Life After Graduation–Module 2: Good Private Practice Demands Good Boundaries NOW!, creator and co-presenter – Licensed Professional Counselors Association, Norcross, GA
Jan 2018 – LPCA’s Life After Graduation–Module 1: The 5 C’s of Professionalism and the Licensure Process, creator and co-presenter – Licensed Professional Counselors Association, Norcross, GA
Nov 2017 – LPCA’s Legislative Advocacy Tips, co-presenter – Emory Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing, Atlanta, GA
Aug 2017 – Mental Health in the African American Community, guest speaker – Dr. Sonja Sutherland WAEC Radio Show, Atlanta, GA
May 2017 – It Takes a Village to Raise a Clinician: A Call to Action for Leaders, Not Just Supervisors, co-creator, organizer, co-presenter, and panelist – 29th Annual LPCA Convention & Regional Conference, Savannah, GA
2017 – CARF Policies–Forms Development & Training (Ethical Codes of Conduct, Health & Safety, Emergency Response Planning, Critical Incident Reporting, Personnel Rights & Responsibilities, Rights of Persons Served, Complaints & Grievances, Risk Management, Performance Measurement & Management) – Manna Treatment, Lawrenceville, GA
2015 – Unique Needs of Persons Served: Oh, S.N.A.P!, creator and presenter – ASFC Outreach Therapeutic Counseling Services, Covington, GA
About the Presenter:
Brittny C. Lyle, LMFT, LPC, CPCS, is the founder and President of BCL Clinical Solutions LLC and the former Director of Member Services at the Licensed Professional Counselors Association of Georgia (LPCA) where she provided licensure consulting, continuing education review, continuing education training, member support services, legislative advocacy, and hosted the Life After Graduation program. For over ten years, she has provided services as a counselor and executive administrator in community behavioral health programs and private practice settings. She is passionate about advocating for new counselors by sharing pertinent information, resources, and advice to empower them and enhance both administrative and clinical skills to elevate and enrich the counseling profession.
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