Accepting Applications for in-person LPC Clinical Supervision

Let me begin with a big congratulations! If you’re looking for a clinical supervisor it likely means you’ve worked hard and are ready for the next step in becoming a Licensed Professional Counselor. As someone who has gone through this journey with the help of incredible mentors, I wish to give this same level of mentorship to you!

Having an LPC Supervisor that can spark your passion in your career is what I had and now, I want to pay it forward. Since we’ll spend 3000 hours together, let’s make sure I’m the right counselor supervisor for you!

Can I ask…

• Are you a former educator?
• Do you enjoy working with kids/teens?
• Is working with people that have anxiety disorders important to you?
• Are you interested in working with those dealing with FOO (family of origin) issues?
• Can you see yourself working with girls and women experiencing women’s issues?

Have you answered yes to any of these questions? Then let’s continue!

With me, there’ll be homework assignments between in-person sessions in Cedar Park, Texas. Yes, that’s right. You’ll have to commit to four hours of one-on-one in-person sessions each month.

Along with our sessions together, and your homework assignments, I offer support when you need it. Granted I won’t be at your disposal twenty four hours per day, seven days a week – but, with healthy boundaries we’ll create a supportive relationship that will take you through the certification period.

I do prefer, for liability reasons, for you not to have your own private practice as my supervisee. However, during our time together, I’ll provide you with real world preparation and tons of support. I will be your helpful guide through:

• Building a practice.
• Learning business fundamentals.
• Understanding LPC rules.
• Learning record keeping.
• The keys to developing relationships.
• Understanding the importance of self-care.
• And so many more things they don’t teach any of us in school.

If this is what you’re looking for in an LPC Supervisor, let’s get started today.

I’m a mentor at heart. I spent years as a bilingual teacher which was the impetus for becoming a school counselor. Ultimately, my love for helping people led me to become a licensed professional counselor in 2018.