FAQs

Clinical Supervision • Clinical Case Consultation • Professional Consultation

1. What types of supervision and consultation do you offer?

We provide:

Clinical Supervision for LMSWs working toward LCSW licensure
Clinical Case Consultation for licensed clinicians seeking support with complex or specialty cases
General Professional Consultation for individuals or professionals who have questions related to social work practice, mental health concerns, navigating systems, or understanding resources

2. Who can receive clinical supervision?

Clinical supervision is available to LMSWs pursuing clinical hours for LCSW licensure, in accordance with state board requirements.

3. Do you offer individual or group supervision?

Yes. We offer individual supervision, and group supervision may be available depending on interest and cohort availability.

4. What can I expect in clinical supervision sessions?

Supervision may include:

Case review and clinical skill-building
Ethical dilemmas and professional boundaries
Diagnostic guidance and documentation support
Trauma-informed and relational practice development
Support for professional identity, confidence, and self-care

5. What is clinical case consultation?

Case consultation is for licensed therapists seeking support with a specific client, treatment concern, or clinical decision. It is collaborative, focused, and does not create a formal supervisory relationship. Sessions may be one-time or ongoing.

6. What is general professional consultation?

General consultation is designed for professionals or community members who have broad questions related to social work or mental health—without needing clinical supervision or case-specific consultation.
This may include:

Understanding how mental health systems work
How to navigate community resources or referrals
Questions about social work roles or ethical considerations
Guidance for those exploring the social work or mental health field
Support in understanding best practices, boundaries, or scope of practice
Clarification around common mental health terms, processes, or treatment options

General consultation is educational, supportive, and informational, and is not clinical therapy or supervision.

7. Do you offer virtual supervision or consultation?

Yes. All services can be held virtually through a secure online platform for easy accessibility.

8. What are your fees for supervision and consultation?

Fees vary depending on the type of service and session length. Clinical Supervision is $100 per hour and Group Supervision for four participants is $50 per participant for an hour. Consultation services start at $50 for 30 minutes.

9. Can you sign off on clinical hours for licensure?

Yes, for supervisees, under a formal supervision agreement, we track progress, document hours, and sign off according to state board requirements.

10. Do you follow state board supervision requirements?

Absolutely. We provide supervision in compliance with state rules and professional ethical standards to ensure competence and safety in clinical practice.

11. How often do supervision sessions occur?

Most supervisees meet weekly or biweekly, depending on state requirements and individual goals.

12. How do I get started with supervision or consultation?

You can contact us to schedule an initial meeting. During this call, we'll review your needs, discuss expectations, and determine whether we're a good fit for your goals.

13. What if the fit isn’t right?

A supportive supervisory or consultation relationship is important. If we determine a different provider may better meet your needs, we will discuss next steps and offer referrals.