Have you considered the value of becoming an LPC-Supervisor?
This is a perfect opportunity to raise up other competent therapists, creating a greater impact on increasing the health of our local, counseling community. Twenty hours of this course is private study-time ahead of twenty hours in class. This course is approved through the Texas State LPC Board.
Dr. Leah McDill's supervision course was very thorough and outlined every topic--both administrative and clinical/ethical--necessary to be an effective, competent, and successful supervisor. I greatly appreciated the variety of examples provided by Dr. McDill and other LPCs taking the course that yielded enriching discussions. The handouts provided are a very helpful framework for when I set up my practice working with LPC-interns. Thank you for all of your work, effort, and tenacity in this comprehensive training! --Megan Y.
I came into this training with a moderate amount of anxiety about what it looked like to become an LPC-intern supervisor and left with great confidence and direction for making the professional shift into supervision. The course laid out very clearly what is expected from a supervisor as well as provided incredible forms/resources for structuring the process. As someone whose strength does not lie in administration, this notebook is invaluable and has laid out the foundation for supporting interns most effectively. Thank you Dr. McDill for your time, resources, and investment into my professional development! ---Sarah W.
