Clinical supervision is a process in which a licensed therapist provides guidance, training, and education for the clinical therapy cases of an associate licensed therapist, social worker, or counselor. Associate licensed therapists are legally required by the state to conduct therapy only while under clinical supervision. Clinical supervision is conducted individually (1-2 people) or in group (3-6 people), and these hours are documented and counted towards licensure. Many licensed therapists voluntarily continue to work with a clinical supervisor in order to obtain specialty certifications, continue to hone clinical skills, and to receive general support and guidance.

WholeHeart Clinical Directors Dr. Tara Arnold and Dr. Erika Pluhar offer various types of clinical supervision for therapists pursuing their LPC, LCSW, CEDS, ASSECT certification, and more.  As the intro to the current copy.