Individual vs Group Supervision in Utah: How to Choose the Best Fit By Shannon Heers One of the first decisions you will make as a provisionally licensed clinician in Utah is figuring out how to structure your supervision. And if you are a CSW, ACMHC, or AMFT trying to map out your associate hours, youRead more
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What Oregon CSWAs Need from Clinical Supervision By Shannon Heers Here is something a lot of Clinical Social Work Associates (CSWAs) do not find out until they are already deep into the licensure process: your supervision hours in Oregon have to happen while you are employed at an agency. Oregon’s Board of Licensed Social WorkersRead more
What Oregon Professional Counselor Associates Need from Clinical Supervision By Shannon Heers Becoming a Licensed Professional Counselor in Oregon can be a complicated process. If you are working toward licensure as a Professional Counselor Associate right now, you already know this. The rules are detailed, the expectations are high, and it can feel like oneRead more
The Benefits of Group Supervision for Social Workers in Utah By Shannon Heers Being a CSW, or Certified Social Worker, in Utah is demanding work. Whether you are in a community mental health center, a school, hospital, group practice, or a nonprofit, you are navigating complex cases with real stakes every single day. And youRead more
Online Clinical Supervision in Utah: How It Works for Counselors and Social Workers By Shannon Heers When you are in the thick of your associate hours, finding quality clinical supervision can feel like one more overwhelming thing on an already long list. You are managing a caseload, learning on the job, trying to stay groundedRead more
The Benefits of Group Supervision for Child and Family Therapists By Leah Band Group supervision is a structured process in which one qualified clinical supervisor meets with multiple therapists or trainees at the same time to support their professional development, clinical decision-making, and ethical practice. In plain terms, group supervision for provisionally licensed clinicians allowsRead more
Clinical Supervision for School-Based Mental Health Professionals: Why It’s Different By Heather Hyland There is a growing need for high-quality clinical supervision for school-based mental health (SBMH) professionals. SBMH professionals are pivotal for our communities’ mental health needs who deserve support to address the complexities of their work. This blog will take a look atRead more
How Utah School Districts Can Support Associate Clinicians Through External Supervision By Shannon Heers If you work in a school as an associate counselor or social worker, you already know that the job is nothing like what they described in grad school. You are not just doing counseling. You are crisis intervention, case management, familyRead more
Why New Therapists Thrive in Group Supervision By Irrit Mihok The season between graduating with your master’s degree in counseling or social work and earning an independent clinical license is one of the most intense stretches of a mental health professional’s career. You are navigating the transition from theory to practice as you exit theRead more
Why the Supervisor/Supervisee Relationship is More Important than You Think By Ashley Charbonneau When looking for a clinical supervisor, it is easy to focus on the practical questions. Do they meet my state’s requirements? What’s the cost? Do they have experience with my client population or the modality I use the most? Are they availableRead more
