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A therapist, counselor, or social worker looking for tips on managing their anxiety in clinical supervision

Tips for Managing Anxiety in a Clinical Supervision Relationship

By Irrit Mihok | Blog | 0 comment | 5 May, 2025 | 0

Tips for Managing Anxiety in a Clinical Supervision Relationship By Irrit Mihok That knot in your stomach before supervision? Yeah, I get it. Let’s be real, as a therapist, walking into clinical supervision can sometimes feel like stepping onto a mini stage. You’re about to share the messy, complicated realities of your client work, andRead more

A therapist looking to explore the structure and benefits of group supervision in Colorado and Washington

Exploring the Structure and Benefits of Group Supervision

By Heather Hyland | Blog | Comments are Closed | 28 April, 2025 | 0

Exploring the Structure and Benefits of Group Supervision By Heather Hyland As a therapist, you often work in deeply emotional and complex spaces, supporting clients through life’s challenges. But who supports you? Enter group supervision, a dynamic and collaborative approach that not only strengthens clinical practice but also nurtures professional growth and well-being. Whether you’reRead more

A therapist looking to understand that supervision isn't just for licensure, but ongoing growth

Why Supervision Isn’t Just for Licensure – It’s Lifelong Growth

By Chris Campassi | Blog | Comments are Closed | 21 April, 2025 | 0

Why Supervision Isn’t Just for Licensure – It’s Lifelong Growth By Chris Campassi When many therapists hear the word supervision, your mind jumps back to those early, often nerve-wracking days of working toward licensure. Supervision might feel like something you leave behind once you’ve earned your credentials — a box to check off, a requirementRead more

A therapist looking to understand trauma-informed safety intervention for when they are unsure of what to do with a client

Trauma-Informed Safety Intervention: What to Do When You’re Not Sure

By Shannon Heers | Blog | Comments are Closed | 14 April, 2025 | 0

Trauma-Informed Safety Intervention: What to Do When You’re Not Sure By Shannon Heers You’re sitting across from your client, heart racing just a little faster than usual. Something in what they said set off an alarm inside you—maybe it was a passing comment about not wanting to be here anymore or a vague mention ofRead more

A therapist looking to understand why joining consultation groups are a game changer in Washington

Why Joining Consultation Groups is a Game-Changer for Therapists in Washington

By Shannon Heers | Blog | Comments are Closed | 7 April, 2025 | 0

Why Joining Consultation Groups is a Game-Changer for Therapists in Washington By Shannon Heers Therapists, let’s be real—private practice can be lonely. You spend your days holding space for others, but who holds space for you? Who do you turn to when you’re unsure about a case, need ethical guidance, or just want to ventRead more

A therapist, counselor, or social worker that is looking to understand the difference between triadic and traditional supervision in order to determine what is best for them.

What is the Difference Between Triadic and Traditional Supervision?

By Shannon Heers | Blog | Comments are Closed | 31 March, 2025 | 0

What is the Difference Between Triadic and Traditional Supervision? By Shannon Heers So, you’re on your way to becoming a fully licensed counselor—congratulations! Now, it’s time to make some big decisions about your clinical supervision. Should you go the traditional route or try out triadic supervision? If you’re scratching your head wondering what the differenceRead more

A mental health professional looking to recognize and prevent burnout in their work with clients.

Recognizing and Preventing Burnout as a Mental Health Professional

By Irrit Mihok | Blog | Comments are Closed | 24 March, 2025 | 0

Recognizing and Preventing Burnout as a Mental Health Professional By Irrit Mihok As mental health professionals you are trained to assess, diagnose and treat mental health disorders. Some of you work with a range of different types of people and diagnosis and others specialize in one type or area of diagnosis or population. However, allRead more

A child and family therapist wanting to understand what to look for in a clinical supervisor.

What to Look for in a Child and Family Therapy Supervisor

By Heather Hyland | Blog | Comments are Closed | 18 March, 2025 | 0

What to Look for in a Child and Family Therapy Supervisor By Heather Hyland Choosing and finding the right clinical supervisor is a crucial step in your journey as a child and family therapist. A good supervisor can significantly impact your growth, clinical confidence, and ability to handle complex client situations. Here are some qualitiesRead more

A therapist looking to understand why risk assessment training is so important for all therapists and client outcomes

Why Every Therapist Needs Risk Assessment Training

By Chris Campassi | Blog | Comments are Closed | 10 March, 2025 | 0

Why Every Therapist Needs Risk Assessment Training By Chris Campassi As mental health professionals, therapists play a crucial role in supporting individuals through their most vulnerable moments. While building trust and fostering healing are central to our work, it is equally essential to develop skills in risk assessment to ensure the safety of our clientsRead more

A therapist looking to understand why they should prioritize LGBTQIA+ consultation for inclusive practice

Why Every Therapist Should Prioritize LGBTQIA+ Consultation

By Alex Regalado | Blog | Comments are Closed | 5 March, 2025 | 0

Why Every Therapist Should Prioritize LGBTQIA+ Consultation By Alex Regalado Sitting in silence, I was listening as one of my clients told me they had been receiving threats from members of their community due to being openly a part of the LGBTQIA+ community. As they became increasingly tearful, I became increasingly quiet, holding space forRead more

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Recent Posts

  • Tips for Managing Anxiety in a Clinical Supervision Relationship
  • Exploring the Structure and Benefits of Group Supervision
  • Why Supervision Isn’t Just for Licensure – It’s Lifelong Growth
  • Trauma-Informed Safety Intervention: What to Do When You’re Not Sure
  • Why Joining Consultation Groups is a Game-Changer for Therapists in Washington

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