Call us: 303.578.6318 ext. 512
info@firelightsupervision.com
  • Get Started with a Free Consultation Call!
Firelight SupervisionFirelight SupervisionFirelight SupervisionFirelight Supervision
  • Home
  • Supervision
    • Firelight Supervision Community
    • Individual Supervision
    • Group Supervision
    • Online Supervision
    • Clinical Supervision for Agencies
    • School Supervision & Consultation
  • Clinical Consultation
    • Clinical Consultation Community
    • Individual Consultation
    • Group Consultation
    • Couples Consultation
    • DBT and CBT Consultation
    • LGBTQIA+ Consultation
    • Trauma Consultation
    • Risk Assessment Consultation
    • Older Adult Consultation
    • Addictions Consultation
    • Supervision of Supervision
  • Locations
    • Clinical Supervision in Colorado
    • Clinical Supervision in Washington
    • Clinical Supervision in Utah
  • Team
    • Meet Our Team
    • Free Phone Consultation
    • Diane Carson
    • Paul Wozniak
    • Heather Hyland
    • Ashley Charbonneau
    • Tom Henry
    • Chris Campassi
    • Shannon Heers
    • Nellie Taylor
  • Fees & FAQs
  • Events & Trainings
    • Lunch & Learns
    • Booked and Balanced in Private Practice
    • Clinical Training Program
      • Client Retention Training
      • Risk Assessment Training
      • Safety Intervention Training
    • Path to LPC in Colorado
    • Path to LCSW in Colorado
  • Contact
    • Work With Us
  • Blog

Blog

Home Articles posted by Shannon Heers
An ACMHC who is looking to know what to expect for their first clinical supervision session in Utah

What to Expect in Your First Clinical Supervision Session in Utah

By Shannon Heers | Blog | Comments are Closed | 5 January, 2026 | 0

What to Expect in Your First Clinical Supervision Session in Utah By Shannon Heers Starting your journey as an Associate Clinical Mental Health Counselor (ACMHC) in Utah is exciting, but it can also feel overwhelming. You’ve earned your degree, applied for your associate license, and now you’re preparing to meet with a supervisor for theRead more

A social worker who is wondering about the Utah LCSW supervision requirements for licensure

Understanding Utah LCSW Supervision Requirements for Licensure

By Shannon Heers | Blog | Comments are Closed | 8 December, 2025 | 0

Understanding Utah LCSW Supervision Requirements for Licensure By Shannon Heers If you’re working toward becoming a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) in Utah, one of your biggest concerns is likely supervision. How many hours do you need? Who can supervise you? What kinds of supervision count (group, individual, recorded sessions)? These are common questions, andRead more

A therapist who is looking for a guide to holiday self-care

Therapists’ Guide to Holiday Self-Care

By Shannon Heers | Blog | Comments are Closed | 2 December, 2025 | 0

Therapists’ Guide to Holiday Self-Care By Shannon Heers The holiday season can bring a blend of warmth, celebration, reflection, and stress. For many therapists, this time of year also brings heavier emotional loads as clients move through complicated family dynamics, grief, seasonal depression, expectations, and financial concerns. While you can offer grounding and presence toRead more

An ACMHC who is looking for insight into choosing the best clinical supervisor in Utah

Choosing the Best Clinical Supervisor for Counselors in Utah

By Shannon Heers | Blog | Comments are Closed | 24 November, 2025 | 0

Choosing the Best Clinical Supervisor for Counselors in Utah By Shannon Heers Finding the right clinical supervisor is one of the most important steps you’ll take as an Associate Clinical Mental Health Counselor (ACMHC) in Utah. You’ll spend thousands of hours working toward licensure, and your supervisor will be alongside you through every milestone. TheRead more

A licensed clinical social worker who is looking for an LCSW supervisor and what their requirements in Utah are

How to Find the Right Clinical Supervisor for Social Workers in Utah

By Shannon Heers | Blog | Comments are Closed | 18 November, 2025 | 0

How to Find the Right Clinical Supervisor for Social Workers in Utah By Shannon Heers If you’re a social worker in Utah working toward your Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) credential, clinical supervision is one of the most important parts of the journey. It’s not just about fulfilling a requirement for the Utah Division ofRead more

A therapist and counselor in Utah who is looking to understand the clinical supervision requirements in Utah

Clinical Supervision Requirements for Counselors in Utah Explained

By Shannon Heers | Blog | Comments are Closed | 30 October, 2025 | 0

Clinical Supervision Requirements for Counselors in Utah Explained By Shannon Heers If you are seeking to become a licensed counselor in Utah, you already know the road to becoming a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor (LCMHC) can feel overwhelming. The rules can be confusing. Maybe you’ve heard different numbers from peers, or you’re worried aboutRead more

A couples therapist who is feeling stuck in couples sessions and looking for consultation to support them more successfully

Feeling Stuck with Couples? How Clinical Consultation Can Support Your Growth

By Shannon Heers | Blog | Comments are Closed | 22 September, 2025 | 0

Feeling Stuck with Couples? How Clinical Consultation Can Support Your Growth By Shannon Heers Let’s be honest—working with couples is hard. Even as a trained therapist, sitting with two people in crisis can feel overwhelming. Maybe they interrupt, blame, shut down, or spiral into conflict. Maybe you find yourself working harder than they are. OrRead more

A therapist who is looking to get unstuck in couples sessions and be more confident in their work.

The Therapist’s Guide to Getting Unstuck in Couples Sessions

By Shannon Heers | Blog | Comments are Closed | 11 August, 2025 | 0

The Therapist’s Guide to Getting Unstuck in Couples Sessions By Shannon Heers Working with couples can be deeply fulfilling—but it can also leave you feeling completely stuck. Maybe you’re sitting in session as a couple spirals into conflict and you can’t get a word in. Or one partner is emotionally shut down while the otherRead more

As an ADHD therapist learn tips for remaining present in sessions when you are struggling

Tips for Remaining Present in Sessions When You Struggle with ADHD

By Shannon Heers | Blog | Comments are Closed | 5 August, 2025 | 0

Tips for Remaining Present in Sessions When You Struggle with ADHD By Shannon Heers As a therapist and clinical supervisor with ADHD, I know firsthand how challenging it can be to stay fully present during therapy sessions. Our brains are often moving faster than our surroundings, at least that is my experience. While this canRead more

A pre licensed clinician looking to understand the 7 ways that group supervision helps them grow

7 Ways Group Supervision Helps New Therapists Grow

By Shannon Heers | Blog | Comments are Closed | 22 July, 2025 | 0

7 Ways Group Supervision Helps New Therapists Grow By Shannon Heers Starting your counseling career can feel like standing at the edge of a canyon. You’ve got the theory, some experience, and a whole lot of questions. Group supervision helps you build the bridge to the other side while offering connection, growth, and guidance alongRead more

123

Recent Posts

  • How Consultation is Your Secret Weapon Against Imposter Syndrome
  • What to Expect in Your First Clinical Supervision Session in Utah
  • What New Therapists Really Need in Their First Year
  • It’s the Most Wonderful Stressful Time of the Year
  • Working With Clients Who Fear Conflict Around Boundaries

Recent Comments

  1. 3 Questions to Consider Before Dedicating Yourself to a Supervisee - Firelight Supervision on Clinical Consultation
  2. Enhancing Client Outcomes with Evidence-Based DBT Techniques - Firelight Supervision on Burnout
  3. How Clinical Supervision Supports Child and Family Therapists - Firelight Supervision on Supervision
  4. Why Group Supervision in Colorado is Essential in Your Licensure Journey - Firelight Supervision on Supervision
  5. How to Refer Clients Out Ethically in Private Practice - Firelight Supervision on Burnout

GET IN TOUCH

Phone: 303.578.6318 ext. 512

Fax: 720.316.5994

info@firelightsupervision.com.

____________________________________

No part of this website, including text, images or other content, may be copied, reproduced, or distributed without written permission.

Privacy Policy

Terms & Conditions

ALL ARE WELCOME

Serving Colorado and Washington for clinical supervision, as well as all other US states and beyond for fully licensed therapists looking for clinical consultation and supervision of your supervision.
Firelight Supervision welcomes a diversity including all body sizes, abilities, races, sexualities, genders, religions, and political values.

JOIN THE LIST

We have a pretty awesome email list. Want to join? We send you biweekly emails that include pertinent articles and service updates. No spam, we promise.

We respect your email privacy

© Copyright 2022 Firelight Supervision. All Rights Reserved.
  • Home
  • Supervision
    • Firelight Supervision Community
    • Individual Supervision
    • Group Supervision
    • Online Supervision
    • Clinical Supervision for Agencies
    • School Supervision & Consultation
  • Clinical Consultation
    • Clinical Consultation Community
    • Individual Consultation
    • Group Consultation
    • Couples Consultation
    • DBT and CBT Consultation
    • LGBTQIA+ Consultation
    • Trauma Consultation
    • Risk Assessment Consultation
    • Older Adult Consultation
    • Addictions Consultation
    • Supervision of Supervision
  • Locations
    • Clinical Supervision in Colorado
    • Clinical Supervision in Washington
    • Clinical Supervision in Utah
  • Team
    • Meet Our Team
    • Free Phone Consultation
    • Diane Carson
    • Paul Wozniak
    • Heather Hyland
    • Ashley Charbonneau
    • Tom Henry
    • Chris Campassi
    • Shannon Heers
    • Nellie Taylor
  • Fees & FAQs
  • Events & Trainings
    • Lunch & Learns
    • Booked and Balanced in Private Practice
    • Clinical Training Program
      • Client Retention Training
      • Risk Assessment Training
      • Safety Intervention Training
    • Path to LPC in Colorado
    • Path to LCSW in Colorado
  • Contact
    • Work With Us
  • Blog
Firelight Supervision