Supervision That Actually Invests in You.
You are being intentional about who you invite into your professional development. That matters more than most people realize.
This is not supervision that rubber stamps your hours. It is supervision that shapes the kind of clinician — and the kind of person — you become.
Who This Is For
This supervision is for pre-licensed clinicians — AMFTs, APCCs, and pre-licensed MFTs — in California and Tennessee who are drawn to working with first responder families, complex trauma, couples, and survivors of narcissistic and emotional abuse.
If you are looking for a supervisor who will tell you you're doing great every week, this is probably not the right fit.
If you are looking for someone who will genuinely invest in your growth and hold you to a standard worth holding — keep reading.
What Makes This Different
Most supervision focuses on your hours. This supervision focuses on your development.
Carol is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist licensed in both California and Tennessee, trained at Western Seminary, with over a decade in private practice. Her work sits at the intersection of complex trauma, first responder families, couples work, affair recovery, and faith integration.
She uses the Integrated Developmental Model — which means she meets you where you are developmentally and pushes you toward the next stage. Supervision adjusts to you, not the other way around.
And there is something else here you will not find everywhere.
The Business Mentorship Piece
Nobody teaches you the business of private practice in grad school. Carol did not have anyone to show her how to build hers — and she built it anyway. Now that knowledge is built into supervision.
Over the course of your supervisory relationship you will learn:
How to find and own your clinical niche
How to set up your practice infrastructure
How to set your fees and have the money conversation with confidence
How to market yourself authentically
How to attract and retain the clients you actually want to work with
What it looks like to grow beyond solo practice
This is not a separate class. It is threaded into the work together at a pace that makes sense for where you are.
Before Carol graduated she had a full caseload. Her peers were scrambling. The difference was not clinical skill — it was knowing how to build something. She wants to give you what she had to figure out the hard way.
Clinical Areas
Supervision is most valuable when your clinical work overlaps with Carol's areas of expertise:
Complex trauma and C-PTSD
First responder families and military
Narcissistic and emotional abuse recovery
Couples and relational work
Affair recovery and infidelity
Faith integration in clinical practice
Private practice development
What Supervision Looks Like
Individual supervision — $150 per session, one hour, weekly via telehealth through SimplePractice.
Group supervision — $75 per person per session, limited to six supervisees.
A free 30-minute consultation is available before any commitment is made. No pressure, no obligation — just a conversation to figure out if it's a good fit.
You are never alone in a clinical emergency. Crisis consultation is available between sessions.
Available In
California — supervising AMFTs and APCCs under California BBS requirements.
Tennessee — supervising pre-licensed MFTs under Tennessee board requirements.
What Carol Expects — And What You Can Expect From Her
Honesty. Preparation. Openness to feedback. Professionalism. Proactive communication. Commitment to your clients and your growth.
In return you get weekly supervision genuinely invested in your development. Honest feedback delivered with care. A supervisor who is in your corner, not just checking boxes. Business mentorship built in. And a relationship built on mutual respect and professional integrity.
Ready to find out if it's a good fit?
Book a free 30-minute consultation. No obligation — just a conversation.