Online vs In-Person Clinical Supervision
Online vs in-person clinical supervision might seem like such a minor thing on the surface, but it’s actually one of the most important decisions you can make
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Online vs in-person clinical supervision might seem like such a minor thing on the surface, but it’s actually one of the most important decisions you can make
Clinical supervision is a formative process that teaches you about yourself as a therapist. Many therapists see their clinical supervisors as mentors who help them find direction in their careers and give them important tools for self-care.
A guide to finding the right clinical supervisor as an aspiring psychologist, counselor, LCSW, or LMFT.
Clinical Director and Clinical Supervisor – but, what’s the difference!? And why do these two distinct terms often seem so interchangeable?
Supervisor and LMFT, Kirby Maus, knows firsthand what it’s like to experience long-term isolation and confinement. Check out Kirby’s tips on how to make the most of staying put, including his innovative calendar system.
Chances are, you’ve “hopped on a Zoom” to check in with loved ones or “Zoomed in” to a happy hour with friends. But is Zoom HIPAA compliant to use for clients, therapists, and clinical supervision? We’ve got the full scoop.
Shayla Peterson is a supervisor licensed in Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee who provides supervision online. Learn more about Shayla’s work in this supervisor spotlight.
Karen Stewart is a supervisor and international humanitarian aide expert licensed in Colorado who provides supervision online. Learn more about Karen’s work in this supervisor spotlight.
DeAnna Hight is a supervisor licensed in Maryland and Virginia who provides supervision online. Learn more about DeAnna’s work in this supervisor spotlight.
Dr. Laklieshia Izzard is a supervisor licensed in Georgia who provides supervision online. Learn more about Dr. Izzard’s work in this supervisor spotlight.
Lynndal Daniels is a supervisor licensed in California who provides supervision online. Learn more about Lynndal’s work in this supervisor spotlight.
Dr. Emily Fessler is an AAMFT-Approved supervisor licensed in Texas who provides supervision online. Learn more about Emily’s work in this supervisor spotlight.
Motivo, the first platform for online clinical supervision, is proud to announce its partnership with the American Counseling Association (ACA).
Counselors seeking LPCC licensure in Kentucky are now permitted to use HIPAA-compliant video conferencing for 100% of clinical supervision hours.
Motivo is thrilled to announce the first-ever awards for online clinical supervision. Learn more about these incredible mental health professionals who exemplify what it means to set the next generation of therapists up for success.
On the road to licensure in New Jersey? Check out one supervisees’ story of how she was approved to receive tele-supervision in her state.
Check out our Q&A with LAPC Charlett Hodge, a school-based therapist and woman behind the popular mental health Instagram account @Open__Dialogue.
The first HIPAA-compliant platform providing online clinical supervision for mental health therapists’ licensure raises its first strategic round of capital.
Every week or so, we’ll publish an article that covers some aspect of clinical supervision — whether that’s licensure, best practices, tips and tricks, new regulations, and more!
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