
September 25, 2026 at 1:00-4:00 PM ET
Virtual Workshop
Registration Options for AASCB Members
$149 for individual registrants
$300 for member boards (includes 5 registrations)
To register your board, contact Matt Grayson at mgrayson@aascb.org.
Note: Attendees will be eligible to receive 2.75 NBCC clock hours.
Preliminary Agenda (subject to change)
1:00- 1:10 pm Welcome and Opening Remarks
Kick off the workshop with brief introductions and an overview of the afternoon’s sessions
1:10- 2:25 pm Regulatory Governance in Practice: Roles, Responsibilities, and Real-World Challenges
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Speaker: Richard Yep, CAE, FASAE
Ocean Vista Advisors
Former CEO of the American Counseling Association
Description:
By the end of this 75-minute session, participants will be able to apply core principles of effective regulatory governance to strengthen board decision-making, role clarity, and the board–administrator partnership.
Learning Objectives:
Upon completion of this program, participants will be able to:
1. Differentiate the regulatory role of a licensing board member from professional, clinical, or personal roles, using public protection, statutory authority, and impartial decision-making as guiding principles.
2. Describe the distinct roles and decision-making responsibilities of the full board, board chair, individual board members, administrator, staff, committees, and legal counsel in the governance of a licensing board.
3. Distinguish among statutes, regulations or rules, board policies, and administrative procedures, and identify the appropriate role of the board in each area.
4. Apply effective board governance practices to meetings and deliberations, including agenda discipline, balanced participation, clear motions and direction, constructive management of disagreement, and appropriate communication between meetings.
5. Analyze realistic governance scenarios and identify appropriate actions that support role clarity, public protection, effective board–administrator communication, and sound regulatory decision-making.
2:25 – 2:35 Break
2:35-4:00 pm The Intersection of AI and Supervision
Designed for counseling board members, administrators, supervisors, counselor educators, and regulatory stakeholders, this session encourages thoughtful discussion about how the profession can responsibly integrate AI into supervision while maintaining accountability, competence, and client welfare.
Additional topics to be discussed include variation in state supervision regulations and the implications of multistate practice under the Counseling Compact.
Speakers:
Dr. Andrea Brooks, AASCB President
Dr. Richard Strebeck, AASCB President-Elect
Dr. Hannah Coyt, AASCB Past President
4:00 pm Closing Remarks