Clinical Supervision for Associates
Congrats! You’re one step closer to those extra letters on the back of your name after graduate school. Clinical supervision is the next steps towards reaching full licensure, and if you’re not sure where to start, you’re in the right place. Here you will find information about how you can work with me as your clinical supervisor (LPC-S).
BLOGS
Click here for some easy reads on how to navigate your internship, how to find a supervisor, what questions to ask, how to find a site that pays, and how to network now.
LPC SUPERVISION
Sarah is an LPC-S who offers options for group, individual and triadic supervision. Supervisees are selected on a first come, first serve basis. Sarah only hosts up to 10 associates at one time.
LPC-ASSOCIATE APPLICATION CHECKLIST
Here is a simple checklist on what to do if you’re considering LPC associate licensure. A step by step list of what you need to do to receive your LPC-associate license.
Clinical Supervision in San Antonio, Texas
A little about me:
- I am Christian– I enjoy supporting developing clinicians in gaining comfort and confidence in integrating their faith into clinical conceptualization in an ethical manner.
- I am latina– first generation. *Thanks mom and dad :)*
- I am a group private practice owner. My group private practice is called La Luz Counseling and was established in 2016.
- I have options for solo, triadic and group supervision.
- I have helped 29 supervisees to date to gain hours towards full licensure.
- Pricing: $85 per one to one hour and $75 when two or more associates are present.
- I am very relational, high energy, direct, approachable, and encouraging.
- Virtual and in person options available for supervision.
How to Find A Clinical Supervisor
If you’re feeling a bit overwhelmed as you step into the associate-phase and don’t quite know where to begin when it comes to finding a supervisor, that’s totally normal—and you’re not alone. At The Counselor’s Mentor, I often meet LPC-Associates who simply need a clear framework, some encouragement, and a safe space to ask questions. Below are three blog posts I wrote to help you take that next step (at your pace):
- What Traits Should My Clinical Supervisor Have?
- LPC Supervision Expectations
- Must-Ask Questions for Potential LPC Supervisors – Throw Your Old List Out
You don’t have to have all the answers right now—take your time, give yourself grace, and move forward with intention. If you’d like a friendly virtual meet-and-greet to talk through where you’re at and what you’re looking for in supervision, I’d love to connect.
11707 Orsinger Lane San Antonio, TX 78230
(210) 625-7949
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