Supervision
Supervision for LPC-Associates
Starting your professional journey as an LPC-Associate is both exciting and challenging. The right supervisor can make all the difference as you build your skills, confidence, and professional identity.
As a PhD-level therapist, LPC-S, and LMFT-A, I provide supervision with a goal is to create a supportive yet challenging environment that helps you grow into a thoughtful, ethical, and confident clinician.
Why Work With Me as Your Supervisor?
Broad experience as both a clinician and educator (PhD in Marriage and Family Therapy, dual-licensed)
Certification in Prepare/Enrich premarital and couples enrichment work
Supervision style that balances encouragement with accountability, so you feel both supported and stretched
100% virtual meetings for flexibility and consistency
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
How often do we meet?
Per the Texas State Board of Examiners of Professional Counselors, supervision must occur at least four hours per month, and no more than half of those hours can be in a group format. We will create a schedule that meets these requirements while fitting your professional needs.
Do you offer individual and group supervision?
Yes. I offer both individual and small group supervision. Group supervision provides an excellent opportunity to learn from peers, while individual supervision allows for deeper case consultation and one-on-one support.
Do you help with Board paperwork?
Absolutely. I guide LPC-Associates through completing supervision agreements, documenting hours, and staying compliant with Texas Board requirements.
What is your supervision style?
I take a collaborative, attachment-based approach. I believe supervision should be both supportive and growth-oriented—helping you feel confident, ethical, and prepared to handle complex cases.
Do you supervise a specific focus area?
My areas of specialty include women’s issues, maternal mental health, couples therapy, attachment, and narrative approaches. However, supervision also covers a wide range of clinical skills, ethics, and professional development.
Rate: $65 per meeting
Format: Virtual supervision (accessible anywhere in Texas)
Focus: Clinical skill-building, case consultation, professional development, and guidance in meeting licensure requirements
Experience: Special emphasis on working with women, couples, and attachment-focused approaches
Apply for Supervision
I am currently accepting two new LPC-Associates for supervision. Please send over the following information below to annamarielpc@gmail.com below so I can learn more about you, your goals, and your availability. This will help us determine if my supervision style and expertise align with your professional needs.
Supervision Application Format
Contact Information:
Full Name
Email Address
Phone Number
Professional Information:
Current License Status (LPC-A / LPC-I / Other)
Texas License Number (if applicable)
Current Clinical Setting (private practice, agency, hospital, etc.)
Supervision Goals:
Briefly describe your goals for supervision
Areas of clinical focus or interest
Any specific skills or approaches you hope to develop
Availability:
Preferred days/times for supervision (include time zone)
Frequency of supervision you are seeking (weekly, biweekly, etc.)
Additional Notes:
Anything else you’d like me to know
Once your application is submitted, I will review your information and reach out to schedule an initial consultation to discuss supervision structure, expectations, and next steps.