Description: In this supervision group, you will be able to connect, collaborate and build community in a supportive learning environment facilitated by Ash Warren, LICSW. Grow your skills in disrupting cultural and systemic inequities, explore challenging ethical dilemmas, and make ongoing space to focus on self and collective care strategies. This group welcomes associate and intern level social workers seeking reflective supervision where you can gain insights, share meaningful feedback, and elevate your clinical practice.

Ash Warren, he/him, is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker in the state of Washington. He Ash is currently the Assisted Outpatient Coordinator for King County’s Behavioral Health and Recovery Division overseeing all court ordered treatment in the County. He has helped start many innovative programs including 1811 Eastlake, the Mobile Crisis Team, the Crisis Solutions Center, and the Recovery Pilot Project. Ash is a lead trainer on topics including Crisis Intervention (CPI), Equity and Social Justice, motivational interviewing, clinical interventions for folks with severe and persistent behavioral health issues, working with *trans identified staff and clients, Trauma Informed Care, and Assisted Outpatient Treatment.

About Tiered Pricing: We offer tiered pricing to center equitable access to our services. We use this model to intentionally support the redistribution of resources across the financial spectrum in our community. While acknowledging that everyone has a unique and complex relationship to money and wealth, we invite you to consider what rate aligns with your experience. You can explore the self-assessment questions shared by AORTA to support in your consideration around what level to pay. We also offer pay-what-you-can rates based on need. Please let us know if you cannot afford our listed rates.

Our rates are specifically modeled on the tiers from AORTA program rates and based on the economic justice framework for sliding scales by Alexis J. Cunningfolk.

• Redistribution – Pay to distribute resources equitably. Support in redistributing income for social and economic equity in our communities. This allows us to support access to mental health services across the financial spectrum.
• Full Cost – Pay full rate. Support paying our therapists a proper wage and cover the administration and preparation costs for our sessions. Full cost supports scholarships for families who cannot afford to pay the full fee for services.
• Sustain – Pay basic costs. Support paying our therapists a proper wage and the sustainability of offering this model
• Solidarity – Pay to participate. We welcome everyone in our community and offer this solidarity rate based on financial need. Money should not be a barrier to participation.
• Pay-What-You-Can. We also offer pay-what-you-can rates based on need. Reach out to us if you are interested in this option.

Date/Time:

12 weeks: Wednesdays 12:00 PM-1:00 PM on 9/25-12/18 (skipping week of Thanksgiving)

Number of participants: limit to 6

Rates:

• Redistribution - $750 ($62.50/session)
• Full Cost - $500 ($41.70/session)
• Sustain - $375 ($31.25/session)
• Solidarity - $250 ($20.83/session)