Clinical Supervision

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Clinical Supervision affords mental health professionals an opportunity to learn from experienced colleagues in the counseling field. We believe mental health professionals are lifelong learners and have a responsibility to help one another become proficient therapists. As a result, Liberty offers two types of clinical supervision for mental health professionals.

Provisional Licensed Professional Counselors (PLPC) or Provisional Licensed Marriage and Family Therapists (PLMFT) pursuing clinical hours to earn a license receive:

• Oversight and guidance in diagnosing, conceptualizing, treating and supporting the supervisee’s clients;
• Evaluation of the supervisee’s role and conceptual understanding in the treatment process;
• Evaluation of the supervisee’s utilization of a theoretical base and counseling principles; and
• Supervision as a personal endeavor, making a reasonable effort to ensure the supervisee’s competence in practice.

Clinical Consultation provides an opportunity for licensed therapists to grow professionally and benefit from consulting with an experienced colleague. Together, therapists discuss case conceptualization and best practices for client centered care; and share feedback designed to elicit growth. 

Whether you are new to the profession or in need of clinical support, we are here to help you.