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Supervisor Jessica Pishney, PsyD, is a licensed psychologist in Minnesota who partners with Motivo to provide online supervision. Learn more about Jessica’s work in this supervisor spotlight.
Are you a supervisor-supervisee match for clinical supervision? Ask these questions to find out…
Supervisor Sumi Hong is a licensed marriage and family therapist in Georgia who partners with Motivo to provide online supervision. Learn more about Sumi’s work in this supervisor spotlight.
Motivo has teamed up with AMHCA to make the path to licensure easier for professional counselors, or for clinicians seeking peer supervision.
Learn more about the roadblock for new mental health professionals for finding “good” clinical supervision
Supervisor Nikhol B. Jackson is a licensed professional counselor in Georgia who partners with Motivo to provide online supervision. Learn more about Nikhol’s work in this supervisor spotlight.
Supervisor Jennifer Schneider is a licensed clinical social worker in California and Massachusettes who partners with Motivo to provide online supervision. Learn more about Jennifer’s work in this supervisor spotlight.
Check out how Georgia-based Lookout Mountain Community Services partners with Motivo to offer their staff the benefit of telesupervision.
Supervisor Crystal Gillery, is a licensed marriage and family therapist (LMFT) in Georgia who partners with Motivo to provide online supervision. Learn more about Crystal’s work in this supervisor spotlight.
The world of video calls in the professional setting is upon us! Please keep these tips in mind as you prepare for your Motivo Video Calls.
Supervisor L. Gordon Brewer, Jr., is a licensed marriage and family therapist (LMT) in Tennessee who partners with Motivo to provide online supervision. Learn more about Gordon’s work in this supervisor spotlight.
Here are a few reasons why tele-supervision could be the perfect supplement to your work.
Jessica Gibbe Fernandez, Ph.D., is a licensed marriage and family therapist (LMFT) in Alabama who partners with Motivo to provide online supervision. Learn more about Jessica’s work in this supervisor spotlight.
In this personal blog post by Katie Woodruff, learn more about suicide prevention and what you can do as a mental health provider.
Mayi Dixon is a licensed professional counselor (LPC) in Georgia who partners with Motivo to provide online supervision. Learn more about Mayi’s work in this supervisor spotlight.
In this blog post by Katie Woodruff, a therapist on the path to licensure, learn more about the signs of burnout for professional counselors and how to overcome them.
Bewindi A. Bobb is a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) in Mississippi and Tennessee who partners with Motivo to provide online supervision. Learn more about Bewindi’s work in this supervisor spotlight.
In this series on how the struggle is real for overcoming imposter syndrome, Motivo’s Supervisors share their advice for therapists on conquering self-doubt.
Steven Weinman is a licensed marriage and family therapist (LMFT) in Georgia who partners with Motivo to provide online supervision. Learn more about his work in this supervisor spotlight.
Learn about what leaders in in health and human services organizations across the country see as the most pressing issues and challenges they face today.
Janet Donnelly London, LCSW, is just one of the amazing therapists you’ll have a chance to work with at Motivo for online clinical supervision.
In this series on how the struggle is real for overcoming imposter syndrome, “Motivator” Emily Donahue shares how to build confidence as a new therapist.
In this case study, learn how Motivo’s platform for online clinical supervision helped to save a therapist’s career and provided for supervision of supervision.
Motivo has teamed up with AAMFT to make the path to licensure easier for marriage and family therapists, or for therapists seeking their AAMFT Approved Supervisor credential.
Meet John Heaton, IMFT, one of our “Motivators” at Motivo! John was a supervisee on our platform to earn the hours needed for his Ohio licensure, and now he’s an approved supervisor. Learn more about his career journey in this story…
In this blog post by Katie Woodruff, a therapist on the path to licensure, she shares how battling imposter syndrome is one of the biggest struggles.
Dr. Pamela Reeves, LMFT, is just one of the amazing therapists you’ll have a chance to work with at Motivo for online clinical supervision.
In this article (originally published on PsychMaven), Dr. David Hall shares his pre-licensure experience, some of the pitfalls to avoid, and tips to make your own journey through the desert a successful one.
Dr. Tavari Brown is just one of the amazing therapists and self-care advocates you’ll have a chance to work with at Motivo for online clinical supervision.
For Pride Month, we’re highlighting clinical supervisors on Motivo who specialize in working with LGBTQIA populations in therapy and counseling.
With Motivo, you have access to insight from experienced, licensed professionals. Derek Ball is just one of the amazing therapists and self-care advocates you’ll have a chance to work with.
With Motivo, you have access to insight from experienced, licensed professionals. Jeanine Rousso is just one of the amazing therapists and self-care advocates you’ll have a chance to work with.
Motivo, the first platform for online clinical supervision, is proud to announce its partnership with the American Counseling Association (ACA).
Clinical supervision is a necessary step in every new therapist’s licensure journey, but it’s always been difficult and expensive. Motivo hopes bringing clinical supervision online will change the field for the better.
With Motivo, you have access to insight from experienced, licensed professionals. Thommi Lawson is just one of the amazing therapists and self-care advocates you’ll have a chance to work with.
A huge reward of the licensure journey is experimenting with different work types and populations, but self-care is essential for survival.
Great clinical supervision is too important to not take seriously or to leave to chance, but you may have to “swipe left” on a few people before you find “the one.”
There’s no easy path to following your calling as a therapist, but at least finding a supervisor can be less stressful.
As much as we’d love to rid the world of suicide, it’s still imperative that you know how to ask. Here’s how to do a suicide risk assessment.
Millions tuned in to the 2018 Grammy Awards this year to to see performances from popular artists such as Kendrick Lamar, Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars. But it was another
John Gottman is one of the most influential researchers and purveyors of couple’s therapy. With over 40 years of research on 3,000 couples, he and his team have accomplished the
(This post was originally published on Medium.) Armchair Expert “…a podcast that celebrates the messiness of being human.” Dax Sheppard is my new hero. With over 10 years of sobriety,
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