LPC Supervisor with Residential, Wilderness, and Private Practice Expertise
LPC Supervisor with Residential, Wilderness, and Private Practice Expertise
As a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and Certified Professional Counselor Supervisor (CPCS), I bring a wealth of experience in clinical practice, program leadership, and counselor development. My background spans private practice, outdoor therapeutic programs, and residential treatment leadership, giving me a broad perspective on the diverse challenges counselors face in the field.
I have specialized expertise in sex offender treatment, having worked extensively with clients navigating legal, relational, and rehabilitative complexities. This work has deepened my understanding of risk assessment, ethical decision-making, and treatment accountability — skills I intentionally pass on to supervisees so they are equipped to handle difficult cases with confidence and integrity.
Equally central to my supervision practice is my commitment to fostering an open, safe, and affirming space for LGBTQIA+ supervisees. I believe counselors grow best in environments where they feel seen, valued, and respected for who they are. My supervision approach integrates both clinical rigor and a deep respect for identity, helping supervisees explore their professional voice while embracing authenticity and inclusion in their clinical work.
Supervisees working with me can expect a structured yet supportive process that emphasizes case conceptualization, multicultural competence, trauma-informed approaches, and evidence-based practices such as Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and family systems work. I balance encouragement with accountability, guiding counselors through documentation, ethical challenges, and clinical growth while holding space for personal reflection and professional identity development.
My goal as a supervisor is to prepare counselors not only to meet licensure requirements but also to thrive as confident, ethical, and compassionate clinicians — ready to provide high-quality care to all clients, in all settings.
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Company Name : Insight Out Therapeutics
Contact Information : Phone/Text: 435-229-5031
Email: chuck@insightouttherapeutics.com
Cost : Individual Supervision (Virtual Only): $100 per hour
Group Supervision (Virtual Only, 2–6 supervisees): $60 per hour
All sessions are conducted virtually via a secure HIPAA-compliant platform. This allows supervisees across Georgia to access consistent, flexible, and high-quality supervision without travel barriers. Payment is due at the time of supervision, and documentation of hours will be provided for licensure requirements. Limited reduced-fee options may be available upon request.
Expertise/Specialties : Sex Offender Treatment & Risk Assessment
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) Supervision
LGBTQIA-Affirming & Inclusive Supervision
Trauma-Informed Care & Complex Trauma Treatment
Family Systems & Adolescent Counseling
Multicultural Counseling & Identity Development
Ethical Decision-Making & Professional Boundaries
Counselor Development & Clinical Leadership
About Me: : I am a Licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Professional Counselor Supervisor dedicated to guiding emerging clinicians toward competence, confidence, and professional fulfillment. Over the course of my career, I have worked in private practice, outdoor therapeutic programs, and residential treatment leadership, giving me a broad perspective on the counseling field and the unique challenges new counselors face.
My areas of specialty include sex offender treatment, trauma-informed care, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and family systems work. These experiences have taught me the importance of balancing accountability with compassion and of helping supervisees develop the confidence to approach even the most complex cases with skill and integrity.
Equally important to me is creating an affirming, safe, and open space for LGBTQIA+ supervisees. I believe supervision should not only strengthen clinical skills but also support the personal and professional identities of counselors. My approach integrates multicultural awareness, ethical decision-making, and professional identity development, ensuring supervisees feel valued and respected as they grow.
Supervision with me is structured, collaborative, and supportive. I strive to provide clear guidance on case conceptualization, documentation, and clinical application while also encouraging reflection, authenticity, and resilience. My goal is to prepare supervisees to enter the field as ethical, skilled, and compassionate professionals ready to make meaningful impact in their clients’ lives.
Requirements to Work With Me : Licensure Status: Supervisees must hold an Associate Professional Counselor (APC) license in Georgia or be otherwise approved for supervision under state requirements.
Commitment to Growth: I expect supervisees to come prepared to sessions with cases, questions, and a willingness to engage in honest reflection and professional development.
Regular Attendance: Supervision must be scheduled consistently (weekly or biweekly) to ensure continuity, accountability, and steady progress toward licensure.
Documentation: Supervisees are responsible for maintaining accurate, timely clinical documentation and bringing relevant notes or reports for review.
Ethical Standards: All supervisees must adhere to ACA and LPCAGA ethical guidelines. We will regularly discuss ethics in practice and address dilemmas as they arise.
Openness & Inclusivity: I require supervisees to engage in supervision with respect for diversity, including clients and colleagues across cultures, identities, and backgrounds.
Supervision Agreement: A written supervision contract will be established at the start of our work together to clarify goals, responsibilities, and expectations.