Reflective Supervisor Training
We'll show you how to understand yourself and guide others
Supervision is more than managing tasks — it's about understanding people, navigating complexity, and creating the conditions for others to succeed.
Understanding yourself
- Explore how emotions, reactions, assumptions, and experiences influence the way you lead.
- Develop greater self-awareness and practical strategies for responding intentionally.
Guiding others
- Strengthen communication and navigate challenges. Support staff growth, confidence, and autonomy.
- Learn strategies for difficult conversations, feedback, team dynamics, and change.
You will leave with actionable strategies you can immediately apply to strengthen supervision conversations, support employee growth, and lead your teams with greater clarity and confidence.
Training components
The training will be offered in three components over two months.
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Pre-training Consultation Calls
2-3 weeks prior to training
Two one-hour calls to reflect on leadership experiences and explore strengths and challenges in supervision.
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Instructor-led training
The training occurs over two days in two complementary parts. Day one builds a foundation of self-awareness. Day two applies that insight to supervision and staff development.
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Post-training Consultation Calls
2-3 weeks after training
Two one-hour calls to help supervisors reflect on how they are applying their skills in their supervisory practice.
Did you know?
You will be awarded a micro-credential badge from University of Nebraska‑Lincoln upon completion of the training.
The evidence so far
94%
of participants are satisfied with the training
"I feel like I have more tangible tools to lead a group reflectively."
"This was the best training I have been a part of. I enjoyed the transition from ourselves into talking about our workers. This training not only taught me skills for my work life, but so many skills to improve my personal life. The environment was safe and calm which make it easy to learn and engage. "
Participants report personal and relational benefits that extend beyond the training room and into everyday supervision.
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Concrete tools
The ARC for structuring supervision
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Immediate application
Coaching, meetings, and difficult conversations
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Reflective leadership
Self-awareness, reflection, and supervisor regulation
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Staff autonomy
Critical thinking and independent problem-solving
Meet your trainers
Upcoming trainings
See what’s coming up and find the training that’s right for you.
Discovery webinars
Curious about reflective practice? Join a free webinar to learn more, including an introduction to Reflective Supervisor Training.