Clinical Group Supervision (Virtual)
Clinical Group Supervision Overview
Join a supportive, collaborative supervision group designed for clinicians seeking to strengthen their skills in ethical decision making and trauma treatment. Facilitated by Certified Nature-Informed Therapist, Krista Bajgier, LCSW-C, MEd, the group provides a safe and reflective space to explore complex cases, deepen clinical insight, and build confidence in navigating ethical challenges. Krista brings a rich clinical background in Somatic Experiencing, EMDR, and nature-informed therapies, offering a holistic perspective on trauma recovery. Her approach integrates mind-body awareness with ethical reflection, helping clinicians expand their clinical toolkit while honoring professional values. This group is ideal for therapists who want to:
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Develop confidence in applying ethical frameworks to real-world scenarios.
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Enhance trauma treatment skills through case consultation and peer learning.
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Gain support and perspective in a collaborative, professional community.
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Whether you’re an early-career therapist or a seasoned practitioner, this group provides a grounding, growth-oriented environment to refine your practice and sustain your work in the field.
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Supervision Hours
Krista Bajgier (License #24171) is an approved clinical supervisor for the Maryland Board of Social Work and Board of Professional Counselors and Therapists. Attendance in this group constitutes one (1) group supervision hour for Maryland-Based LMSWs and LGPCs.
Location & Schedule
Group is held online on the Fourth Thursday of Every Month at 9:00am via Zoom.
Below is a list of upcoming supervision groups and the ethics topic presented that day.
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Sep 25. 2025: Inadequate Maintenance of Documentation & Practice Standards
Oct 23, 2025: Differentiating between Counseling and Life coaching
Nov 27 - No group due to holiday
Dec 25 - No group due to holiday
Jan 22, 2026: Multicultural Considerations Regarding Client Confidentiality
Feb 26, 2026: Malpractice Case Study Failure to notify/inform other practitioners/family of client’s welfare
Mar 26, 2026: TBD
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Standard Group Format
Group begins with a round-robin check-in from group members and a welcoming of new attendees. Space is provided for clinical questions and voluntary presentation of cases provided provided by members seeking feedback. Group closes with an ethical case study to support group members in honing their decision-making skills in independent practice.
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RSVP & Registration
If you're a mental health professional interested in attending group, please send a request to join to info@outdoortherapeutics.com and provide the following contact information:
* Full Name
* License Level & State
* Email & Phone Number
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You will be sent subsequent personal details including a supervision agreement as part of formal registration. This process can take up to 3 days and we will be unable to accommodate registration requests with less notice. Registrants are not required to attend every group, but instead is asked to RSVP at least 24 hours in advance to reserve space in the meeting. Meeting attendance is capped at 8.
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