LMSW Supervision

Dear Potential Supervisee,

Congratulations on achieving your MSW and passing your licensure exam!

Embarking on the journey from LMSW to LCSW is a significant step in your clinical career. My supervision program is designed to support you in this transition, tailored to your professional growth.

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Ideal Candidates

This program is suited for LMSWs who:

- Are employed in clinical settings where you assess, diagnose, and treat mental health issues using DSM-5-TR criteria for at least four hours per week. *Please note that I do not have experience in working with substance use disorders and treatment.

- Can commit to two 2 hour sessions per month for supervision. Or should you need to cancel, you must attend at least 1 hour of supervision in a month in order for that month to count towards your 24 months of supervision.

What to Expect

Flexible Online Format: Participate in supervision sessions via a secure online platform, allowing you to engage from anywhere in Texas.
Structured Timeline: Complete the required 100 supervision hours over a period of 24 to 30 months, aligning with your work schedule. We meet twice/month- two 2-hour sessions monthly.
Comprehensive Support: Engage in case discussions, ethical considerations, and explore various therapeutic modalities to enhance your clinical skills.
Personalized Guidance: Receive mentorship that fosters confidence, self-trust, and a deeper understanding of your clinical practice.
What's Provided: I give you an electronic copy of a Supervisee Workbook.

Getting Started

To ensure a good fit, I offer a complimentary 20-30 minute introductory session that serves as a "meet and greet" where we can discuss your goals and expectations while also giving you an opportunity to get to know me and my style. If you're ready to take the next step in your professional journey, reach out to schedule your first session.

About Me

I've been working in the counseling field since 2016—which means I’m coming up on a decade of walking alongside people through some of life’s toughest (and most meaningful) moments.

For nearly three years, I worked in an outpatient oncology clinic at a local hospital, where I primarily supported patients facing Leukemia, Lymphoma, and Breast Cancer. I helped lead educational groups, provided emotional support, and wore my social worker hat to connect patients with wigs, medical equipment, and other helpful resources. It was deeply humbling work that continues to shape how I show up for others.

After that, I gained experience in both contract and full-time counseling roles within a group practice setting. Then in 2022, I took the leap and opened my own private practice—a mix of therapist hat and entrepreneur hat.

I’m trained in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) and integrate CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy) and ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy) into my work, depending on what fits best for each client.

I believe therapy can be both grounding and transformative—with a dash of humor and humanity along the way.

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