Reflective Supervision/Consultation Self-Study Modules

Designed to deliver current, evidence-based content in practical, small doses, these modules provide focused learning and companion resources that complement and expand upon our RIOS™ 1 and RIOS™ 2 online courses, as well as meet the professional development needs of reflective practitioners in any early childhood setting.

The Modules and Competency Areas:

• Wondering with a purpose: Reflection in any setting - Contemplation, Curiosity.
• Tackling the elephants in the room, Part 1: Exploring issues of cultural humility and privilege - Cultural Competence, Emotional Response.
• Tackling the elephants in the room, Part 2: Unpacking implicit bias and moving from equity to justice - Cultural Competence, Contemplation.
• A guide for the guide: The “how” of reflective supervision - Reflective Supervision, Supporting Others.
• The plot thickens: Reflective supervision/consultation for groups - Reflective Supervision, Group Process.
• The domino effect: Parallel process in reflective supervision - Reflective Supervision, Parallel Process.
• Why you matter: Professional use of self - Reflective Supervision, Self-Awareness.
• Holding the baby in mind: When we are dysregulated ourselves - Infant/Young Child Family-Centered Practice, Emotional Response.
• Hand in hand: Joining administrative, clinical, and reflective supervision roles - Supporting Others, Reflective Supervision.

These 3-hour self-study modules are:

• authored by expert voices from across the United States.
• framed with the needs of adult learners in mind, delivering content through readings, videos, and podcasts, and assessing knowledge through reflective responses and knowledge checks.
• aligned with competency areas established and reviewed by the Alliance for the Advancement of Infant Mental Health and meet Endorsement® professional development requirements.

Each module has a recommended audience, but all modules are open to anyone who would like to participate.

Contact Hours

Participants who successfully complete a module receive a Certificate of Completion for three clock hours. A total of 27 hours can be earned by attending all nine modules.