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Clinical supervision for school counselors in GA
Don’t you wish you had a clinical supervisor that gets the work that you do?
As a fellow school counselor, I understand the important work that you do.
Before private practice, I worked in schools for seven years. I have experience working in elementary, middle, and high school settings. At the elementary level, I worked as a school counselor. I worked as a middle school counselor and student engagement coach at the middle school level.
I worked as a student support specialist at the high school level supporting high school counselors with the 504/SST/MTSS process. Before transitioning into private practice, I also worked as a school-based therapist.
I currently work in private practice and as an adjunct professor in a Masters of School Counseling program.
As you can see, I have a plethora of experience. Like you, I worked in a school setting while pursuing state licensure. I can help you strengthen your clinical skills and professional counseling identity. Maybe you want to continue working in schools after you get licensed, or perhaps you want to transition into private practice.
Whatever it is, I can help you get there. I will address the following topics in clinical supervision, but I am open to other suggestions:
Navigating the 504/SST/MTSS process in schools
Developing structured small groups
Transitioning to private practice
Using data in your comprehensive school counseling program
Discussing/Reviewing student/client cases
Integrating antiracist education and counseling in schools
Writing progress notes and treatment planning
Counselor wellness and self-care
Setting professional boundaries in the workplace
Clinical supervision for school counselors in Georgia.
Clinical supervision tailored to you.
It may feel overwhelming looking for the right clinical supervisor, but you can find a good fit. You can work with a supervisor who knows and understands your work. You can get the support you need to thrive as a professional counselor seeking licensure in Georgia.
I’ll help guide you through the licensing process and tailor supervision to your unique needs. I also help you develop goals for clinical supervision. My approach to clinical supervision involves integrating the humanistic relationship-oriented supervision model, solution-focused supervision, and the discrimination model.
These supervision models enhance self-awareness and encourage collaboration, relationship building, personal development, and finding solutions. My down-to-earth approach to clinical supervision allows you to get the support you need with ease.
To ensure you get what you need from clinical supervision, I conduct supervisee evaluations periodically. I also welcome your feedback so that I can make the necessary adjustments. Ultimately, your needs drive the clinical supervision process.
It's hard finding the right supervisor. You don't have to keep looking. I am happy to help. You should feel good about who you choose to work with during this process. If you are ready to take the next step, fill out the contact form below. Let's get you scheduled for a consultation to see if we are a good fit for one another.
Clinical supervision will resume in November 2024. Submit this form if you want to join the waitlist.
Clinical supervision for school counselors can help you…
Take your school counseling program to the next level
Advocate for yourself in the workplace
Show administrators why you deserve protected time
Introduce new school-wide initiatives or programs
Discover the next step in your career
Strengthen your clinical skills and professional identity
Improve your self-care so you can thrive as a professional counselor
Frequently asked questions about clinical supervision for school counselors?
FAQs
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In Georgia, school counselors with a master’s degree pursuing licensure must obtain a minimum of 3 hours of clinical supervision per month for three years. Adjustments to the number of years it takes to complete supervision varies based on your degree level. Learn more.
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An individual that holds a state license, such as a licensed professional counselor (LPC) AND a certified professional counselor supervisor (CPCS) certification, can supervise a supervisee seeking licensure in Georgia. I hold an LPC (#LPC010747) and CPCS (#1854). To verify my licensure: Click Here
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Individual supervision involves one-on-one support: $125/hr
Group supervision involves two or more supervisees: $60/hr
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All supervision sessions occur online using a secure HIPAA-compliant platform. Group supervision occurs one Saturday per month from 9 am-12 pm. For those seeking individual supervision, we can discuss additional days and times.
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1.Reach out. Book a consultation. Please fill out the contact form above and allow me up to 48 hours to get back to you.
2.If we determine that we are a good fit for one another, I will ask you to submit additional documentation such as a resume, references, and etc.
3.After reviewing your information, I will schedule you for a formal interview.
4.If approved, I will send you a supervision contract, and we will complete the required state licensing paperwork and schedule your first supervision session.