What Are the Goals of Group Supervision? By Alex Regalado I’ve always found group supervision to be one of the more interesting aspects of professional and personal development. As a dynamic process, it usually combines peer support, shared expertise, and reflective practice. The goal being of improving clinical skills and critical reflection. They can beRead more
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Why Supervision Matters for School Mental Health Professionals By Heather Hyland Mental health has become an essential part of education, with school mental health professionals at the forefront, addressing the diverse emotional and psychological needs of students. Those who are counselors, social workers, and therapists, play an important role in creating a supportive environment whereRead more
What is the Purpose of Peer Consultation in Counseling? By Shannon Heers Hello, fellow therapists! Ever feel like you’re on a lonely island, surrounded by a sea of case notes and client appointments? You’re not alone (pun intended). Many private practice therapists experience isolation and a lack of clinical support. Enter: Peer Consultation. Think ofRead more
Supporting Clients Struggling with Holiday Stress By Chris Campassi The holiday season, often seen as a time of joy and togetherness, can also be a source of significant stress for many individuals. For therapists, this time of year brings unique challenges as your clients grapple with the emotional weight of the season. From the pressuresRead more
Understanding Clinical Supervision in Washington By Alex Regalado The holiday season is upon us—a time filled with family gatherings, office potlucks, and social events galore. While we may look forward to these festivities, for many clients (us included), this time of year triggers significant social anxiety. Regarding our role as therapists, we can be hereRead more
Supporting Clients Through Co-Parenting Challenges Over the Holidays By Heather Hyland The holiday season, while often filled with joy and celebration, can present unique challenges for co-parents. As therapists, it’s crucial to offer support and strategies to help your clients navigate these times smoothly. Here are some key approaches that you can use to supportRead more
Thriving as a Therapist with ADHD By Kristen Dammer Do you have ADHD and are a provisionally licensed counselor or social worker? Or maybe you are a therapist newly diagnosed with ADHD? If so, do you ever wonder how ADHD might be affecting your clients sessions or if it even matters? As a therapist livingRead more
How to Navigate the Impact of Social Media on Teens as a Therapist By Paul Wozniak Technology and social media have altered the way we connect with each other and navigate the world. For today’s teens, these tools are essential to daily life, affecting not only their social interactions but their self-image, mental health, andRead more
How External Supervision and Consultation Can Help Prevent Burnout in Community Mental Health Therapists By Chris Campassi Working in community mental health can be incredibly rewarding, but it can also be very challenging. Many mental health therapists, whether counselors or social workers, experience high levels of stress as they dedicate their time and energy toRead more
Understanding Clinical Supervision in Washington By Alex Regalado What exactly is clinical supervision? In essence, clinical supervision is a structured relationship where an experienced therapist (the supervisor) provides guidance, mentorship, support, and feedback to another therapist (the supervisee). This process fosters professional growth, ensures ethical practice, and ultimately enhances the quality of care we provideRead more
