Clinical Supervision for LCSWAs in North Carolina

If you're an LCSWA in North Carolina looking for a clinical supervisor who truly sees you—your lived experiences, your professional aspirations, and your personal identity—you've probably realized how difficult it can be. Finding a Black supervisor who is experienced, relatable, and affordable shouldn’t be a struggle.

Yet, too often, it is.

That’s where I come in.

I provide collaborative, client-led supervision designed for clinicians who want to grow into confident, well-equipped social workers. My niche specialty—queer- and trans-affirming sex and couples therapy—offers a rare opportunity to gain expertise in an area that’s often overlooked in traditional supervision settings.

If you’re ready to grow into the ethical, skilled, and self-assured clinical social worker you want to be, let’s talk.

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Who I Work With

I offer clinical supervision for:

✔️ North Carolina LCSWAs who need or want supervision outside of their workplace

✔️ BIPOC clinicians seeking culturally competent mentorship

✔️ Queer- and trans-affirming therapists

✔️ Clinicians interested in sex and couples therapy

✔️ Supervisees looking to build confidence in themselves, their clinical skills, and ethical decision-making

Whether you're just starting out or nearing full licensure, I’ll support you in developing your professional identity, mastering interventions, and navigating the challenges of clinical practice.

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What Makes My Supervision Unique?

Flexible & Client-Led: We focus on what you need, whether that's hands-on guidance or space to explore your own clinical style.

Collaborative Approach: I incorporate diverse schools of thought, ensuring you develop a well-rounded skill set.

Affirming & Inclusive: I provide a welcoming space for BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ clinicians to learn and grow.

Specialized Training: If you’re interested in sex therapy or couples counseling, I offer insight you won’t find in most supervision settings.

Ethics, Self-Care & Professionalism: Our conversations go beyond cases—we discuss maintaining balance, setting boundaries, and navigating ethical dilemmas.

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What You’ll Gain

By the time you complete supervision, you’ll have:

✔️ Mastery of core clinical skills (assessment, diagnosis, treatment planning, interventions)
✔️ Experience in crisis management & ethical decision-making
✔️ Specialized knowledge in sex and couples therapy
✔️ Confidence in managing a private practice (if this is a goal of yours)
✔️ A clear professional identity, with defined values, goals, and strengths
✔️ Readiness for the North Carolina LCSW clinical exam

How It Works

Getting Started is Simple:

Submit an Interest Form (so I can learn about your needs)
Schedule an Introductory Meeting (to see if we’re the right fit)
Complete Paperwork & Onboarding
Begin Supervision Sessions

Session Logistics:

Location: In-person (Greensboro, NC) & Virtual in North Carolina

Format: Individual sessions (Group supervision available once enough supervisees join)

Frequency: Weekly or biweekly sessions to maintain required ratio of 1 hour of supervision for every 30 hours of clinical practice.

Outside of supervision, I’m available via phone and email, because I know questions don’t always wait until the next session.

Rates:

I believe that quality supervision should be accessible and fairly priced. My goal is to provide value that supports your growth while keeping costs manageable.

Individual supervision (1:1): $65 per hour.
Pack of 4 sessions: $234 (Save 10%)
Group Supervision: $50 per hour; scheduled for 2-3 hours depending on number of attendees.
1 Free supervision session during your birthday month and during Social Work Month (March)

*limited financial assistance may be available.

This isn’t just about checking a box for licensure—it’s about preparing you to thrive in your career.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I have to be in North Carolina to work with you?: Yes, I am licensed to provide clinical supervision for LCSWAs in North Carolina. However, virtual sessions allow me to work with supervisees across the state.
How do I know if you’re the right supervisor for me?: I offer a free introductory meeting where we can discuss your needs, goals, and supervision style preferences. This ensures we’re a good fit before moving forward.
What if I don’t specialize in sex and couples therapy?: That’s totally fine! While I have a specialty in queer- and trans-affirming sex and couples therapy, my supervision covers a broad range of clinical practice areas. You’ll receive guidance tailored to your interests and client population.

As a heads up, I don't have much experience with the following populations or specialty areas:

Children (under 18)

Families

Grief therapy

Sexual Offenders

Personality Disorders
I am or will be a faith-based therapist. Can you help me?: Absolutely! Authenticity is a core value of mine and that includes in supervision. I want you to bring your full self to our conversations and that may include your faith or spirituality. We can talk about how these beliefs influence your goals and practice.

Clinical Supervision for LCSWAs in North Carolina

If you’re ready to grow into the ethical, skilled, and self-assured clinical social worker you want to be, let’s talk.

Who I Work With

Whether you're just starting out or nearing full licensure, I’ll support you in developing your professional identity, mastering interventions, and navigating the challenges of clinical practice.

What Makes My Supervision Unique?

What You’ll Gain

By the time you complete supervision, you’ll have:

How It Works

Getting Started is Simple:

Session Logistics:

Rates:

This isn’t just about checking a box for licensure—it’s about preparing you to thrive in your career.

Frequently Asked Questions

As a heads up, I don't have much experience with the following populations or specialty areas: