• Clinical Supervision

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    Clinical Supervision

    Working Towards Licensure:

    The State of Georgia requires that before a Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW) can be considered for examination to become a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), he or she must complete 120 hours of clinical supervision.  You do not have to receive all of your hours from a LCSW.

    Georgia also requires any LMSW providing social work services in the state to be under supervision during their first two years of social work experience.

    We provide affordable and obtainable clinical supervision for those who are looking to obtain their license in clinical social work (LCSW). Getting clinical supervision is such an important aspect of growing as a clinician. During this process, your clinical supervisor will monitor and maintain ethical standards and responsibilities while creating a learning environment that supports you in reaching the next level of licensure. What you can expect during supervision with me:

    • Ethical, consistent, and professional supervision in one-hour or 4-hour increments depending on individual or group supervision 
    • Development of clinical supervision goals tailored to each individual supervisee 
    • Ability to discuss career goals and prepare for professional milestones such as LCSW testing
    • Promotion of supervisee developmental growth through teaching
    • Assistance with building knowledge and consolidating therapeutic skills
    • Assistance with tracking and logging supervision hours

    We will touch on much more during this process, but our main goal is to help support you professionally!

    We want to ensure that supervision remains affordable and accessible. Supervision can be done virtually or in person, depending on your preference. Individual supervision is $65/hour, and Group supervision is $60/hour. 

    If you are ready to start, reach out to us and we will set up a time to discuss your supervision goals. 

    -Signed Dr. Tyneisha Douglas, LCSW & Sheena Kelly, ACS