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Practitioner Support

For Mental health clinicians, counselors, and more

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We are committed to creating supportive spaces for clinicians to further their growth, empowering them to evolve the mental health care system one step at a time.

  • Areas of expertise include:

    • Mental health training & psychoeducation for caregivers and teams

    • Clinical supervision, skill-building, and evidence-based practice training

    • School-based professional development & group therapy program design

    • Executive coaching focused on productivity, retention, and wellness

    • Burnout, compassion fatigue & secondary trauma prevention

    • Program development, evaluation, and continuous improvement

Group Supervision

For LLC & LLPC’s

Autana Family Therapy’s Group Supervision offers a space where therapists can explore how their values, core beliefs, biases, and cultural identities shape their clinical work. Together, we’ll create a supportive community that encourages growth through shared experiences, self-reflection, and mutual learning.

  • Deepen your understanding of how your identity influences your practice, helping you become more culturally attuned and strengthen client relationships. Experience a safe, supportive environment where vulnerability and humility are valued, enabling meaningful reflection and growth.

  • Build clinical skills and confidence with an emphasis on adapting approaches to serve diverse client needs. Engage in reflective supervision practices that sharpen your intuition and clinical insight.

  • Balance the demands of clinical work with humor and fun, fostering an enjoyable and engaging space for learning that promotes resilience and connection.

  • Learn strategies to overcome imposter syndrome in a supportive setting while developing tools to manage burnout and secondary traumatic stress, supporting your long-term wellness.

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CE-CERT Coaching

Stress Prevention program

This Book Club & Coaching Program is based on the work of Brian Miller and focuses on equipping therapists with strategies for wellness and career sustainability. This bi-weekly program is particularly helpful for those interested in preventing burnout and managing secondary traumatic stress.

  • Deepen your understanding to fully engage in the present moment and the therapeutic process, to maintain effectiveness and focus during emotionally challenging sessions.

  • This component focuses on helping you develop a coherent and meaningful narrative around your professional experiences, allowing you to constructively process and integrate your growth as a therapist.

    • Explore practices that activate the parasympathetic nervous system to promote recovery and resilience, including deep breathing exercises and mindfulness techniques.

  • We’ll teach cognitive strategies to help you manage repetitive negative thinking patterns that contribute to emotional exhaustion and burnout, along with techniques to minimize the emotional strain of empathetic engagement—helping you maintain professional boundaries while providing high-quality care.

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MHP Workshops & Events

Designed for practicing professionals in the broader health and wellness field. Connect with fellow providers, explore collaboration and referral opportunities, and engage in meaningful conversations

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  • Refereed Presentations

    Treharne, K., Crockett, S., & Korenchuk, J. (October 2023). Promoting Counselor Resilience Through a Components-Based Practice and Supervision Model. Association for Counselor Education and Supervision (ACES) Annual Conference. Denver, Colorado.

    Korenchuk, J., Reveley, C., & Vatter, S. (2023, October). Connection as the Intervention: Group Therapy as the Antidote for Combatting Mental Health Symptoms in Children, Adolescents, and Families. Community Mental Health Association of Michigan Annual Fall Conference: Beyond Boundaries. Traverse City, Michigan.

    Korenchuk, J., Reveley, C., & Vatter, S. (2023, May). Creating a Culture that Prioritizes Team Wellness and High-Quality Clinical Care: Practical Strategies to Promote Wellness for Therapists, Clients, and Our Community. Michigan Counseling Association (MCA) Annual Conference: Holistic Health - Taking Care of Yourself, Your Clients, and Your Community. Virtual Conference.

    Reveley, C & Treharne, K. (2023, March). Enhancing Clinical Outcomes in Children and Families Through Group Treatment. American Counseling Association Annual Conference. Toronto, Canada.

    Korenchuk, J., Reveley, C., Vatter, S. (2023, February). Creating a Culture that Prioritizes Team Wellness and High-Quality Clinical Care: Practical Strategies to Reduce Burnout and Secondary Traumatic Stress in CMH Settings. Community Mental Health Association of Michigan Annual Winter Conference: Innovation Through Inspiration. Kalamazoo, Michigan.

    Crockett, S. & Korenchuk, J. (2022, September). Pragmatic Strategies to Create Research-Practitioner Partnerships in Action Research. Association for Assessment and Research (AARC) Conference. St. Louis, Missouri. 

    Crockett, S. & Korenchuk, J. (2021, September). Improving Treatment Fidelity: Factors that Predict Practitioner Implementation of Trauma-Focused-Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) Implementation. Association for Assessment and Research Conference (AARC). Cincinnati, Ohio.

    Crockett, S. & Korenchuk, J. (2019, September). Understanding Treatment Fidelity: Barriers and Facilitating Factors of TF-CBT Implementation. Michigan Counseling Association (MCA) Conference. Oakland University.

    Professional Conferences and Presentations

    Korenchuk, J. (2023, May). Keynote Speaker. Nurturing Growth: The Role of the Supervisory Relationship and Cultural Humility in Counselor Development. Oakland Counseling Association, Professional Learning Event: Supervision and Networking. Oakland University. Rochester, Michigan.

    Marks, J., McDaniel, J., Snead, S., & Korenchuk, J. (2021, December). Professional Development Presentation for Teachers: Traumatic Grief and Resilience Building. Oxford Middle School, Oxford, Michigan.

    Korenchuk, J. & Luteran, A. (2021, March). The Trauma-Informed Classroom: Enhancing Engagement and Trauma-Informed Care for Students, Caregivers, and Teachers. Dearborn Schools Webinar.

    Korenchuk, J. (2017, October; 2015, June). Guest Lecturer. The Impact of Trauma on Development. Course: Individual and Family Development, Department of Counseling, Oakland University.