What is Clinical Supervision?

To practice clinical social work, you must hold a masters degree in social work from an accredited university, and be licensed in the State of Texas. The applicant completes a minimum of 100 hours of face-to-face supervision, over the course of 3000 hours of professional experience, with a board-approved supervisor.
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For new and re-application for LCSW, please visit  Texas State Board of Social Worker Examiners   website for forms and requirements. 

What can supervisees expect from me? 

The relationship between supervisee and supervisor is unique one built on trust and mutual understanding. I am a psychodynamic therapist who is engaging, encouraging and uses a strengths-based approach to supervision. My hope is to provide you with a supportive, safe space where you can develop clinical skills and find answers to your challenging cases. I bring my extensive experience and training to the supervision room: 
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• cognitive-behavioral, person-centered, solution-focused, motivational therapy and the 12-Step transformational model with individuals experiencing substance use issues with co-occurring disorders.
• grief and bereavement hospice experience with children and adults.
• administrative and ethical experience from the perspective of working for a variety of non-profit agencies and integrated health clinics. 
• teaching and mentoring undergraduate students at the school of social work at Texas State University.

DOWNLOADABLE Forms

​Clinical Goals Self-Reflection Form

My Supervision Agreement

Supervision Process Form

NASW Assurance Services  Professional Liability Insurance

American Professional Agency, Inc. 

Supervision Fee 

Clinical social work supervision is available in an online group or individual format.

Individual supervision 
50 minutes - $100

​Group supervision     
2 hours - $80 

Call or email me to discuss your plans!