Supervision for the clinician you're becoming, not just the hours you need.

Individual and group supervision for Masters-level clinical mental health interns and LPCs in Illinois, working toward independent licensure with a supervisor who practices an integrative, client-centered model.

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Built for associates doing the real work of becoming a clinician.

Supervision here is a working relationship, not a box to check on your way to full licensure.

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Licensed Professional Counselors (LPCs)

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Accruing hours toward independent licensure

Illinois-licensed LPC or LCPC associates who need supervised clinical hours and want a supervisor invested in more than sign-offs.

Building/managing a caseload

Working across settings and populations

Whether you're in agency work, group practice, or building your own caseload, supervision here adapts to the settings you're actually practicing in.

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finding your theoretical footing

Associates who want to develop a coherent clinical identity, not just apply techniques, and who are open to integrating multiple frameworks.

Developing an orientation

Individual depth, group perspective.

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    Individual Supervision

    Focused time on your caseload, clinical decision-making, and professional development, paced to what your setting and hour requirements actually need.

    • Weekly or biweekly sessions

    • Case consultation and treatment planning

    • Documentation and ethics review

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    Group Supervision

    A small cohort of associates working through cases together — often where the most durable clinical learning happens, since you're not just hearing feedback on your own work.

    • Monthly sessions, small cohort

    • Peer case presentation and discussion

    • Shared theoretical development

An integrative approach, applied to how you supervise too.

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DBT

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ACT

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EFT

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IFS

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Psychodynamic

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CBT

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Attachment/Schema

OCD/ERP

| DBT | ACT | EFT | IFS | Psychodynamic | CBT | Attachment/Schema OCD/ERP