Support for your development as a counselor
Clinical supervision is more than completing required hours. It is a place to strengthen clinical judgment, consider different perspectives, work through uncertainty, and develop a professional identity grounded in thoughtful and ethical practice.
As a Certified Professional Counselor Supervisor, Laura is open to speaking with new supervisees who are pursuing counselor licensure in Georgia and looking for telehealth supervision.
Areas supervision may address
- Case conceptualization and treatment planning
- Clinical decision-making and ethical considerations
- Boundaries, documentation, and professional responsibilities
- Working with trauma, substance use, and complex presentations
- Professional identity, confidence, and use of self
- Preparation for challenges that arise during the licensure process
A collaborative supervision relationship
Laura’s supervision style is direct, supportive, and reflective. The goal is to create room for honest questions, practical guidance, and meaningful professional growth while maintaining clear expectations and accountability.
Fit matters in supervision. An initial conversation provides an opportunity to discuss your current setting, goals, supervision needs, availability, and expectations.
Confirm current licensure requirements
Supervisees are responsible for confirming current Georgia licensing-board requirements and ensuring that any proposed supervision arrangement meets the rules that apply to their pathway and employment setting.