Enhancing Client Outcomes with Evidence-Based DBT Techniques By Alex Regalado Working in the counseling and mental health field for a little over 10 years, I’ve always been driven to find effective ways to help my clients navigate the complexities of their lives. After being trained in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), I was given the privilegeRead more
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How Clinical Supervision Supports Child and Family Therapists By Heather Hyland Clinical supervision plays an important role in enhancing your clinical work as a child and family therapist. It provides therapists like you with the support, guidance, and professional development, so you can deliver effective and compassionate care. Here are some key ways clinical supervisionRead more
Why Group Supervision in Colorado is Essential in Your Licensure Journey By Kristen Dammer Congratulations! You’re on your way to becoming a therapist, after graduating with your Master’s Degree and starting your professional job or private practice. Building your clinical hours, understanding your supervision needs, and grappling with the entire road to licensure progress canRead more
How to Refer Clients Out Ethically in Private Practice By Shannon Heers As a mental health therapist in private practice, one of the most challenging yet essential tasks you’ll face is deciding when and how to refer a client out to another provider. It can feel difficult to admit that you might not be theRead more
Choosing the Right Clinical Consultant: A Guide for Counselors and Therapists By Chris Campassi Being a counselor or therapist is a rewarding but challenging job. You spend your days helping others, but sometimes, you need help too. That’s where a clinical consultant can be beneficial. A clinical consultant is an experienced therapist who can guideRead more
5 Benefits of Clinical Group Supervision Every Therapist Should Know By Alex Regalado If you’ve been practicing as a therapist or social worker for a while, you’ve likely experienced the challenges that come with clinical work. Rewarding? Absolutely, but it can also feel like you’re navigating a maze of complex cases, ethical dilemmas, and emotionalRead more
Differences Between Providing Therapy and Clinical Supervision By Nikka Alma As mental health professionals, many of us wear multiple hats. We often transition from providing direct therapy to our clients to offering supervision to newer therapists or trainees. While both roles are crucial in the field of mental health, they require distinct skills, approaches, andRead more
5 Tips on Writing Progress Notes as an ADHD Therapist By Shannon Heers Hello to all you ADHD therapists out there! If you’re anything like me, you’ve probably found yourself staring at a blank progress note, wishing you had a magic wand to make it write itself. As an ADHD therapist, staying on top ofRead more
3 Lessons in Developing Yourself As a Therapist By Kristen Dammer When I look back in time, I can’t believe that it has been 13 years since I became an LCSW. Like my fellow therapists, I have learned so much along the way that is hopefully continuing to develop me into a competent therapist. IRead more
Why LGBTQIA+ Clinical Supervision is Necessary for Providing Affirming Care By Alex Regalado No matter how long you’ve been a counselor or therapist, providing affirming, inclusive, and effective care is not just important—it’s essential. For therapists and social workers, engaging in LGBTQIA+ clinical supervision and consultation uniquely strengthens your professional development and client support toolkit.Read more
