Counseling Supervision in Cypress, TX

For those looking towards Associate-ship supervision:

You made it, well, almost! You spent grueling hours studying, writing, and presenting over the last few years and finally made it across the first finish line—CONGRATULATIONS! Now you’re onto the last push towards independent licensure—supervision—and that means finding the right supervisor. It’s definitely a daunting task. Been there. Done that. How do you know what to look for? How do you know what you don't know? There are so many pieces that need to come together. Hopefully, I can give some guidance, and make it a little easier.

First, remember you're interviewing a potential supervisor, not simply picking the cheapest or who has availability. You just spent 4 years in undergrad and a few more years in graduate school, don't cut corners on supervision.

Second, be discerning and look for a supervisor who's in it for the right reasons. Unfortunately, just like any other profession, there are those in it for the passion and those that are in it for the money.

Third, know what you're wanting in your supervisor and experience. If you're wanting to be in private practice then you need to find a supervisor who is and doing it in compliance to Federal, State laws. You'd be surprised at how many are not out of their own sheer ignorance.

I'm always interviewing potential Associates so perhaps we should talk. Please note, if you have plans to begin your own private practice while under supervision, I will not enter into any supervision agreement with you. There is simply too much liability involved to take the risk. (See BHEC Rules 681.93b). If your plan includes learning the ropes regarding Federal and State compliance issues, stretching your skills and learning new ones as well as myriad of other things you didn't learn in school about running a legal and compliant practice prior to starting that practice, then please reach out via email with your resume and availability!

For those seeking graduate-level practicum/internship supervision:

If you want to become a superior counselor and be on the leading edge of our field, not afraid of being pushed and receiving feedback, then I could be the supervisor for you. I require dedication and a love of learning. I will not take on an intern for less than a year and expect a minimum of 20 hours a week in the office. You’ll be required to contribute a project to the practice based on your personal talents and the practice’s needs at the time. In the process, you’ll gain working knowledge of neurofeedback which you can then transfer to certification if you should desire to continue your training. If you think this sounds like you, please reach out!