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Clinical supervision. Room to grow.

Explore your next chapter in clinical practice. Start with your credential pathway, the questions you are carrying and the supervision relationship you want to build.

Inquire about supervision
A professional conversation in a welcoming space

Your professional development

Your path into supervision.

Choose the credential pathway or format you would like to discuss. Current offerings, supervisor eligibility and availability must be confirmed for your specific needs.

LCAS-A supervisionCADC supervisionGroup supervision
A professional conversation in a welcoming space

Bring the questions behind the work.

Your professional development

LCAS-A supervision

Explore the proposed pathway for addiction counseling associates.

Explore lcas-a supervision
An open notebook ready for reflection

Develop your own clinical voice.

Your professional development

CADC supervision

Explore the proposed pathway for alcohol and drug counseling development.

Explore cadc supervision
People gathered in conversation

Growth, with other perspectives.

Your professional development

Group supervision

Consider a shared format for professional reflection and discussion.

Explore group supervision
A professional conversation in a welcoming space

A considered space for your practice.

A professional relationship

Thoughtful conversations. Clear expectations.

A supervision relationship should make room for professional reflection while clarifying purpose, scope and responsibilities.

Your work context matters. So do the qualifications of the supervisor and the requirements for your particular credential.

North Carolina supervisionStart with your credential and the requirements that apply.For clinical teamsDiscuss supervision needs within an organization.LCSW associate inquiriesA proposed path; an eligible supervisor must be confirmed.

Before choosing a supervisor

Choose a relationship with clear expectations.

Professional growth needs room for thoughtful conversation and a clear understanding of the arrangement.

Bring your credential path, work setting and questions. Leave client-identifying details out of an initial inquiry.

Does this fit my credential pathway?

Start with your current credential status, the board or credentialing body involved and the kind of supervision you need. Verify the prospective supervisor’s eligibility for your particular pathway before agreeing to begin.

What belongs in the working agreement?

Discuss the scope of supervision, each person’s responsibilities, documentation, feedback and how questions between meetings will be handled. Ask how privacy and workplace communication are addressed.

How would supervision fit my working life?

Ask about individual or group formats, meeting cadence, location or online arrangements, fees and current capacity. Confirm any credential-specific format requirements with the appropriate authority.

Your next step

Let’s talk about your professional path.

Start with your credential goals and the supervision you are seeking.

Inquire about supervision

What happens next

  1. Tell us about your path

    Share your credential track, work setting and what you are seeking in supervision.

  2. Confirm fit & eligibility

    Review supervisor qualifications, current board requirements, format and availability together.

  3. Set clear expectations

    Discuss the agreement, documentation, scheduling and responsibilities before beginning.

A little more clarity

Is supervision also a place for personal therapy?

Professional supervision and personal therapy have different purposes and relationships. Explore personal therapy

Will this arrangement meet my credential requirements?

Eligibility, supervisor approval and accepted activities must be confirmed for your specific credential pathway before an agreement is made. An inquiry does not establish approval or acceptance of hours.

What should I include in an inquiry?

Your current credential track, work setting, preferred format and supervision goals are a useful starting point. Please leave client-identifying information out of an initial inquiry.