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Supervision for LPC and LMFT Licensure

I have been offering Supervision to LPC-Interns and LMFT-Associates for over 20 years. Supervision is a requirement for LPC-Interns and LMFT-Associates to become fully licensed.

I use a group format for Supervision. The LPC-Intern and LMFT-Associate Supervision Groups meet weekly for 1.5 hours, 10:00 am until 11:30 am on Fridays. The cost is $240 per month.

I am also an AAMFT Approved Supervisor. This credential means not only do I have extensive training and experience in Supervising LMFT-Associates, but also your Supervision hours will transfer should you move from Texas.

What is AAMFT Approved Supervision?

LPC Supervision

If you are interested in starting LPC Supervision with me, please contact me, 214-521-1278. You will want to go to the web site to read more about how to apply for your LPC-Intern License and download the Supervisory forms to bring to your first meeting with me.

LMFT Supervision

If you are interested in starting LMFT Supervision with me, please contact me, 214-521-1278. You will want to go to the web site to read more about how to apply for your LMFT-Associate License and download the Supervisory forms to bring to your first meeting with me.

Video Counseling for LPC and LMFT Supervision

Due to the current global pandemic we are now offering online LPC and LMFT supervision for your licensing requirements. The format will remain the same. Our video counseling software will be provided by RingCentral and can be accessed via a desktop computer or a mobile app. A strong internet connection is highly encouraged.

“Candy brings to supervision a wealth of knowledge that only a lifetime of dedication to the field of counseling can offer. She has a unique style of commending efforts, offering sound advice, and inviting the supervisee to be gracious to his/herself. I will continue to look to Candy as a mentor in my field long after my supervision time is done.”

Sarah Stillwell

“Her work, legacy and qualifications align with the kind of impact a young therapist [like myself] hopes to have someday. In contrast to the toughness of other experienced therapists, Candy’s presence is nothing short of warm and welcoming.”

Ian Hammonds