Begin Feeling Confident in Your Holistic Therapy Approaches: Join our Holistic Consultation Group By Kristen Dammer Years ago, when I first started providing individual therapy, I remember being so afraid to ask questions or present a case in our team consultation groups. I think that I was intimidated by the vast amount of knowledge inRead more
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Why Supervision is Critical to the Development of Social Workers and Counselors By Chris Campassi The supervisory process for therapists and counselors serves as the backbone of the mental health profession. Master’s level Counselors and Clinical Social Workers are required to meet with a qualified supervisor for at least 100 hours of individual supervision and groupRead more
3 Tips to Find Your Counseling Specialties By Shannon Heers As a counselor, therapist or social worker, trying to figure out how to narrow down what you’re interested in pursuing regarding your counseling specialties can be challenging! Especially if you are newer to the field, or just starting out in private practice after working asRead more
Why you should join a Psychodynamic Clinical Consultation Group By Chris Campassi Are you looking to join a clinical consultation group but unsure of what type? Are you wondering what exactly a Psychodynamic Consultation Group might look like? Do you think that a Psychodynamic Consultation Group is only for therapists who work from that theoretical orientation?Read more
Supervision for Agencies: Why It Benefits You to Invest in Your Clinicians By Shannon Heers If you’re a clinician, manager, or leader in agency work that employs therapists, counselors or social workers, you might be wondering, how does external clinical supervision work? And why would it benefit the agency to invest in your clinicians by providingRead more
Six Ways Clinicians Can Benefit From Group Supervision By Pansy Ayala If you’re a clinician in the mental health field working towards licensure, you’re most likely already receiving individual clinical supervision. But have you been curious about why you should also consider group supervision and how this might benefit you as a clinician? As the nameRead more
Who Needs Supervision of Supervision? By Shannon Heers I pose this question, who needs supervision of supervision, to get you as a clinical supervisor thinking about the answer. Is supervision of your clinical supervision something you need? Why or why not? It’s worth taking a moment now to think about your answer. If you areRead more
Why Attachment Theory is Important in Counseling By Kristen Dammer With all the possibilities of new and exciting therapeutic information out in the world, as a Therapist and Clinical Supervisor I find I am pulled in several directions. I want to learn Brain Spotting, IFS, and I could always learn more about perinatal mental health andRead more
What Do You Do When You Have a Bad Clinical Supervisor? By Chris Campassi Clinical supervision is such a critical part of the counseling profession. It not only is the backbone of the therapist’s development process, but also provides support during times when you may be experiencing compassion fatigue or burnout. The supervision process alsoRead more
Should I Do Individual Clinical Supervision or Group Clinical Supervision? By Shannon Heers As a provisionally-licensed counselor or social worker, you’re pursuing getting your full license so that you can practice therapy independently. You have done some research and found out that you can count both individual and group supervision towards your supervision hours, butRead more
