Supervision
Clinical supervision is provided for graduates of counseling programs who are pursuing licensure as associate professional counselors or licensed professional counselors in the state of Georgia. Supervision is a structured, collaborative, and interactive process designed to support the ongoing professional development and ethical practice of new counselors. The supervision process involves mentoring and guidance that provides oversight, feedback, and support as new counselors work with clients and further develop their professional identity. Through regular meetings, case consultations, and reflective discussions, supervisees will enhance their clinical skills, navigate ethical dilemmas, and ensure the provision of high-quality, culturally competent care.
Supervision sessions can occur in-person or online. Supervision is offered in three formats: individual, dyadic, or group. Group supervision allows up to 6 participants per group, and participants who enroll in group supervision are required to attend at least two individual meetings per year.
What are the Requirements to Participate in Supervision Services?
Successful completion of a master’s, specialist, or doctoral degree program that qualifies you to pursue licensure as an Associate Professional Counselor and Licensed Professional Counselor in the State of Georgia.
To learn more about these qualifications please visit the State of Georgia Composite Board of Professional Counselors, Social Workers, and Marriage and Family Therapists at https://sos.ga.gov/board-professional-counselors-social-workers-and-marriage-family-therapists
Employment in a position (or contract work) that qualifies as counseling services as defined by the Georgia Composite Board of LPC’s, LCSW’s and LMFT’s
Willingness to carry your own liability insurance. Common providers are www.hpso.com and www.cphins.com.