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Clinical Supervision for Therapists Growing Into Licensure

Supporting master’s-level mental health professionals on the path to LAPC (Licensed Associate Professional Counselor) & LPC (Licensed Professional Counselor) licensure in Pennsylvania.

Here, clinical supervision goes beyond meeting licensure requirements. It’s a space to grow with confidence, clarity, and alignment in your work as a clinician. Grounded in a holistic, affirming, and decolonizing framework, you’re supported in developing your clinical voice, deepening your skills, and showing up in session in a way that feels ethical, sustainable, and true to who you are. This is an affirming space for BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ clinicians navigating the mental health field, where your identity, lived experience, and perspective are respected and not separated from your clinical work. This is a space to reflect, grow, and step more fully into the clinician you are becoming.

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Supervision Style

My approach to supervision is grounded in:

  • ACES competencies and ethical standards

  • A holistic lens that integrates mind, body and spirit

  • A decolonizing framework that actively names and challenges systemic oppression within mental health training and practice

  • An affirming approach that recognizes and respects identity and lived experience

  • A relationship-centered approach that values collaboration over hierarchy

I view supervision as a space for both professional and personal growth. You’re not expected to have everything figured out or to “perform.” Instead, we focus on reflection, curiosity, accountability, and skill development within a supportive and transparent environment.

I have supervised clinicians since 2019. I’m currently pursuing my Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS) credential through the Center for Credentialing & Education (CCE), further strengthening my commitment to ethical, high-quality supervision.

Areas of Focus

  • Navigating the LAPC and LPC application process

  • Preparing for the National Counselor Exam (NCE)

  • Developing your theoretical framework and professional identity

  • Ethical standards, boundary setting, and legal considerations

  • Addressing cultural, social, and systemic influences on mental health

  • Case presentations and clinical consultation

  • DSM-5-TR diagnosing skills

  • Writing effective treatment plans and clinical documentation

  • Administering empirically-based clinical assessments

  • Basic foundations of private practice ownership

Reflections from Supervisees

  • "Natashja has been a terrific professional resource for me as an Associate Professional Counselor seeking support with all things in my journey towards licensure. She is very patient and flexible with my chaotic schedule. I highly recommend her as a therapist or supervisor!"

    — Addie

  • "Natashja was so open and understanding to myself and other therapists in the group. She created space for me to be open and honest with my challenges as a therapist and showed no judgment. Her style is suitable for any therapist no matter where they are in their practice and level of experience. She was flexible and patient as well as very authentic and relatable. She also kept impeccable documentation, which made it very easy when it came to signing off on my clinical supervision hours! "

    — Michelle

  • "I absolutely loved working with Natashja! She was always so understanding, relatable, and insightful. She demonstrated a great balance of professionalism and authenticity. She was extremely flexible with my needs and interests during each session and I have learned a lot from her throughout our time together. "

    — Tiffany

  • "Natashja is such a wonderful supervisor and therapist. She cares deeply about the mental wellbeing of students, valuing education and community support, and uses that compassion in her sessions, in supervision, and beyond!"

    — Anjé

  • “If you are looking for a supervisor, I highly recommend Natashja. She provided me with valuable insights and guidance on various client concerns. Natashja was always supportive and encouraged my personal growth beyond supervision.”

    — Ainsley

  • "Overall an excellent experience which has been a springboard for my success as an entrepreneur with a private practice. This mentorship opportunity has been a life changing experience that has allowed for me to build a strong network of clinical professionals and lifelong friends."

    — Sheena

Individual Supervision

1-hour session, held weekly

$85.00 per session

Supervision Rates

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Group Supervision

1-hour session, held weekly

$55.00 per session

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Individual & Group Supervision Bundle

Two, 1-hour sessions, held weekly

$120.00 per week

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Your Questions, Answered

  • It’s a supportive, collaborative space for counselors working toward licensure to build skills and confidence. Supervision focuses on real client work, ethics, and applying theory in practice, with guidance from an experienced licensed professional who supports your growth as a clinician and your responsibility to provide ethical, high-quality care.

  • Yes! Supervision services are for pre-licensed clinicians earning clinical hours toward LPC or LAPC licensure in Pennsylvania.

    If you’re already licensed and seeking case consultation, professional support, or business guidance, check out the Private Practice Consulting page.

  • In Pennsylvania, LPC licensure typically includes completing a master’s degree in counseling or a related field, about 3,000 hours of supervised clinical experience and passing the NCE. For more information, refer to the PA Code.

  • Sessions are held online 1–2 times per week and are fluid and collaborative in nature. We engage in goal-setting, structured topics, and case discussions, and may share resources or practical strategies. Some sessions include role-play, open discussion, Q&A, formal case presentations, or even reviewing videos together—depending on your needs and learning style.

  • Affirming supervision means your identity is not minimized, questioned, or ignored. We openly acknowledge systemic realities, cultural context, and lived experience. Supervision is grounded in respect, cultural humility, and an understanding of how oppression shows up in clinical work and training environments.

  • We’ll start with a consultation to review your goals, licensure needs, and ensure we’re a good fit. If we move forward, you’ll then sign a supervision contract outlining expectations and ethical guidelines. Once complete, we’ll schedule sessions and begin supervision.