Clinical supervision for LPC candidates
Clinically-focused support that takes the whole job seriously
Early-career clinicians deserve supervision that takes their whole self and career seriously, not just their caseload.
If you're an LPC Candidate or counselor working toward licensure in Colorado, you already know the clinical learning curve is steep. The intentional, relational supervision I offer is built around two things: becoming a genuinely affirming, trauma-focused clinician, and having helpful conversations about your own clinical growth, the kind that are often hard to have with a boss at work.
This is a particularly good fit if you want a supervisor who understands the weight of intersectional trauma work from the inside, and who can help you grow into the kind of clinician you needed when you were the one looking for a therapist. Clinicians working in corporate, crisis, and community settings are especially welcome here.
You’ll get to stay where you’re established, whether that's a job at an agency, an internship at a group practice, a telehealth platform, or your own private practice. Supervision is built around the work you’re already doing, and there’s room for anything you’re growing towards.
Build a practice that can carry a career
Before I was a therapist, I spent years in corporate and startup environments as an HR manager and certified Professional in Human Resources (PHR). Soon after I graduated with my counseling degree, I knew I could start and maintain a thriving practice because I had done similar work for other businesses, including opening the U.S. division of an international company. My first-career experiences running insurance benefits programs, advising on contracts and compensation strategy, and coaching professionals early in their careers, complements the clinical knowledge gained in my second career, and informs how I supervise.
If you’re considering launching your own private practice, I can help you navigate the parts of building a career that will carry you well past licensure. Most graduate programs and site supervisors skim the business side of things, leaving new therapists to piece this together alone. You don't have to.
Format
In person: Supervision sessions available at my office at 825 East Speer Boulevard, in Denver’s thriving queer community and near Cherry Creek, Capitol Hill, and Washington Park.
Online: Telehealth supervision available for clinicians practicing anywhere in Colorado.
Individual (1:1) $150: One hour, weekly or biweekly depending on your hours and licensure timeline. In Colorado, the bulk of your required supervision must be individual, face-to-face hours, so this is the foundation of our work together.
Small group $60: 90-minute, small group supervision with others in queer affirming, trauma focused practice. This is a supportive place to learn alongside peers, normalize the hard parts, and get more perspectives on your cases at a lower cost per session. If that interests you, say so when you reach out and I'll keep you posted on openings.
Consultation for licensed clinicians
Already licensed and just want a thinking partner? I offer ongoing case consultation for licensed clinicians, especially those working at the intersection of identity and trauma, and business consultation for those running their own practice or turning the dream into a reality. The same collaborative, direct approach, with no evaluative role.
Ready to connect?
Reach out to start a conversation. There's no commitment, just a chance to see if we're a good fit for the work ahead.