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LPC supervisor in Pennsylvania: clinical supervision for LPC candidates

I'm happy to offer clinical supervision to LPC candidates looking for a supervisor who is rooted in a person-centered model of supervision. If you're working toward LPC licensure in Pennsylvania, let's talk!

LPC supervisionPennsylvaniaPerson-centeredTraumaReligious/spiritual/cultic trauma

Looking to get Licensed in Pennsylvania?

You've finished your degree and have embarked on the long road to licensure. Great! But now you've got to find a supervisor. Not as easy! I had excellent supervision pre-licensure, and I want you to have the same experience. I'm happy to offer clinical supervision to LPC candidates.

My areas of expertise include trauma (simple and complex), particularly religious/spiritual/cultic trauma. I also work with high IQ kids and adults. My passions in supervision include helping you process through ethical quandaries and countertransference, discerning the counseling model that works best for you, and developing your skills as a clinician. I will be both affirming and challenging, suggesting ways to work with clients and offering skill-development sessions where needed.

Who I supervise

I supervise those who work with children ages 12 and older, and do not currently supervise play therapists working toward the RPT credential. I do not supervise those whose primary caseload is substance use recovery since it is outside my area of competence.

Supervision or EMDR consultation?

Whether you're looking for hours toward EMDRIA® Certification (anywhere) or supervision toward LPC licensure in Pennsylvania, I've got you covered!

This page is about LPC supervision. If you're after consultation hours toward EMDRIA certification, head over to EMDR consultation.

Getting started

If you want to chat about whether we would be a good fit, please feel free to reach out through my contact page! If you'd like more information about supervision requirements, please visit the Pennsylvania State Board of Social Workers, Marriage and Family Therapists and Professional Counselors.

FAQ

Questions people ask

How do I find an LPC supervisor in Pennsylvania?
Start with the Pennsylvania State Board of Social Workers, Marriage and Family Therapists and Professional Counselors, which sets the supervision requirements for LPC licensure, so you know what your hours need to look like. Then look for a supervisor whose areas of expertise fit your work and whose style fits how you want to grow. I'm happy to offer clinical supervision to LPC candidates, and if you want to chat about whether we'd be a good fit, reach out through my contact page!

I can't wait to hear from you!

If any of this resonates with you, I'd love to connect! Send a note through the contact form or by email.

Get in touch

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