Clinical Supervision for Residents in Counseling

Supervision for Residents in Counseling

As a board-approved LPC supervisor in Virginia, I provide clinical supervision for Residents in Counseling pursuing LPC licensure. I also offer supervision for LMFT Residents completing their 100 required hours under an LPC supervisor.

My approach to supervision is collaborative, developmental, and grounded in curiosity and reflection. I view supervision as both a space to grow your clinical skills and to explore your identity as a therapist. 

My goal as a supervisor is to create a space where you feel both supported and challenged, with guidance that’s thoughtful, trauma-informed, and reflective of who you are as a clinician.

What Supervision with Me Looks Like

Our work together will be collaborative, supportive, and growth-oriented. I strive to create a space where you feel safe bringing your challenges, questions, and uncertainties because that’s where meaningful learning happens.

Supervision is offered both virtually and/or in person. Sessions are provided weekly, in compliance with Virginia Board of Counseling requirements.

• Frequency: Minimum 1 hour per week (for every 40 client contact hours)

• Maximum: Up to 4 hours per week

• Accelerated Path: For those aiming to complete residency in two years, I can provide 2 hours per week of supervision

My Approach

I take a developmental approach to supervision, meaning I tailor our work to your current stage of growth and experience. I align most closely with the Conceptual Model within developmental frameworks, focusing on helping you progress from dependency toward autonomy and competence.

Some sessions may feel more structure like focusing on skill-building or case conceptualization, while others may be more reflective, centering on your own reactions, emotions, and growth as a therapist.