Clinical Supervision

Individual Supervision is one-on-one, face-to-face discussion of clinical and professional issues with your supervisor. The state of South Carolina requires a minimum of 60 hours of individual supervision over the course of 2 years. Individual supervision is offered on a monthly, bi-monthly, or weekly basis for LPCA’s in SC working toward their full licensure as an LPC.

The purpose of group supervision is to facilitate discussion of cases and relevant clinical concerns amongst peers to receive a variety of clinical perspectives. Group supervision is a wonderful supplement to individual supervision as you continue to develop your clinical skills. This group is focused on working with LGBTQ+ clients and presenting issues relevant to the LGBTQ+ population. This is a great way to develop skills in working with trans and queer clients, explore possible areas of bias or blind spots, and learn more about community resources/referrals. Cis/Het cases are always welcome to be discussed too! However, my goal with offering group supervision is to increase access to LGBTQ+ competent clinical supervision in SC.