Our clinical supervision services are led by Ebony Wright, a Board-Approved Supervisor with nearly 15 years of extensive experience in the human services and mental health field. Ebony is deeply committed to fostering the growth of confident and skilled counselors.

Ebony understands that clinical supervision is an essential aspect of professional growth and sustained support in the mental health field. Because of this, she ensures a dynamic and enriching supervisory experience, providing access to diverse opportunities tailored to enhance professional development and clinical expertise.  

Clinical supervision serves multiple purposes, including enhancing the quality of client care, promoting ethical practice, and fostering the growth and competence of therapists. Through regular supervision sessions, therapists have the opportunity to reflect on their clinical work, explore challenging cases, and receive valuable feedback and guidance from their supervisor. This professional development contributes to the growth and effectiveness of mental health providers, ensuring they are well-equipped to meet the needs of their clients.

Supervision as defined by the Virginia Department of Health Professions is “an ongoing process performed by a supervisor who monitors the performance of the person supervised and provides regular, documented, individual, or group consultation, guidance and instruction that is specific to the clinical counseling services being performed with respect to the clinical skills and competencies of the person supervised.”

Supervision is provided 1-4 hours weekly, per 40 hours worked and will explore & highlight the following areas:

a. Assessment and Diagnosis using Psychotherapy Techniques

b. Appraisal, Evaluation, & Diagnostic Procedures

c. Treatment Planning & Implementation

d. Case Management and Record Keeping

e. Professional Counselor Identity & Function

f. Professional Ethics & Standards of Practice

Worried about the out-of-pocket costs for Supervision? 

The Boost 200 program is helping more counselors get licensed by paying for licensure-required supervision. Some restrictions do apply, but don't hesitate to submit an application today!  

https://www.vhcf.org/boost200/

IMPORTANT LINKS

Online Application for Residency

LPC Licensure Process Handbook

Please fill out the contact form below or email us directly at contact@risenowva.com for more information.