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A therapist or social worker who is working with clients that fear conflict around boundaries and is looking for insights

Working With Clients Who Fear Conflict Around Boundaries

By Heather Hyland | Blog | Comments are Closed | 15 December, 2025 | 0

Working With Clients Who Fear Conflict Around Boundaries By Heather Hyland Supervision is often the place where you bring uncertainties, especially when working with clients who fear conflict around boundaries. It’s a recurring theme that I notice in supervision sessions, and one that deserves careful attention. Many of your clients equate conflict with rejection orRead 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, Utah | 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

A counselor, social worker, or therapist who is looking for ways to help their clients during the holidays when trauma comes up

Supporting Clients When Holiday Traditions Bring Up Trauma

By Ashley Charbonneau | Blog | Comments are Closed | 24 November, 2025 | 0

Supporting Clients When Holiday Traditions Bring Up Trauma By Ashley Charbonneau A lot of us think or hope the holidays will be peaceful and filled with connection and joy. For many clients, though, holidays bring up past traumatic experiences. Family gatherings, religious services, cultural rituals, and even office parties can reactivate histories of abuse, neglect,Read 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, Utah | 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, Utah | 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 or social worker looking to know how to help their clients manage holiday stress and family triggers

How Therapists Can Help Clients Manage Holiday Stress and Family Triggers

By Heather Hyland | Blog | Comments are Closed | 11 November, 2025 | 0

How Therapists Can Help Clients Manage Holiday Stress and Family Triggers By Heather Hyland As you work with clients during the holiday season, it’s important to remember that this time of year can evoke complex emotional experiences. While society tends to idealize the holidays as joyful and connected, as a therapist you know many clientsRead more

An independent clinical who is looking for an essential guide to self-care

You Can’t Pour From an Empty Cup: The Essential Self-Care Guide for Clinicians

By Irrit Mihok | Blog | Comments are Closed | 4 November, 2025 | 0

You Can’t Pour From an Empty Cup: The Essential Self-Care Guide for Clinicians By Irrit Mihok As an independently licensed mental health clinician, you’ve dedicated your life to the profound, taxing work of healing others. Let’s be honest, you are a boundary-setter, a trauma-informed listener, a cognitive restructuring expert for everyone but yourself.  In aRead 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, Utah | 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 therapist or social worker who is looking to unlock their clinical blind spots through peer consultation

Unlocking Your Clinical Blind Spots Through Peer Consultation

By Ashley Charbonneau | Blog, Consultation | Comments are Closed | 20 October, 2025 | 0

Unlocking Your Clinical Blind Spots Through Peer Consultation By Ashley Charbonneau Therapists can spend a lot of time and energy supporting clients through complex challenges. Clinical consultation can be a vital component of ethical and sustainable clinical practice, whether you are in an agency setting or in private practice. Consultation can help take your practiceRead more

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