CLINICAL SUPERVISION

Become the therapist

you want to be.

Clinical supervision, consultation, and professional development for therapists who want more than simply meeting requirements.

For Georgia Associate Professional Counselors pursuing LPC licensure, clinicians working toward the Approved Clinical Supervisior (ACS) credential, and licensed therapists seeking greater depth in their clinical work.

Supervision should be more than a requirement.

Clinical supervision is one of the places where a therapist learns not only what to do, but who they are becoming in the work.

My approach brings together clinical reasoning, ethics, case conceptualization, embodiment, nervous-system awareness, differentiation, and more than twenty-five years of experience in the field.

The goal is not to create therapists who practice like me. It is to help you become increasingly clear, capable, ethical, and fully yourself in the room.

My approach to supervision.

CLINICALLY GROUNDED

Case conceptualization, assessment, intervention, ethics, and clinical decision-making remain at the center of our work.

SOMATICALLY INFORMED

We pay attention not only to the client’s nervous system but also to what is happening in yours.

DIFFERENTIATION BASED

Learn to remain deeply connected to clients without overfunctioning, absorbing, rescuing, or losing yourself in the therapeutic relationship.

CONTEMPLATIVE

Presence, curiosity, self-awareness, and the capacity to tolerate uncertainty are clinical skills—not extras.

DEVELOPMENTAL

Good supervision meets you where you are while continually helping you grow toward greater autonomy and confidence.

THREE PATHS INTO SUPERVISION

Georgia APC Supervision

For Associate Professional Counselors working toward Georgia LPC licensure.

Individual and small-group clinical supervision designed to meet professional requirements while developing the judgment, confidence, and clinical identity required for independent practice.

  • Case consultation

  • Ethics & professional development

  • Documentation

  • Clinical conceptualization

  • Boundaries & use of self

  • Licensure guidance

INDIVIDUAL & GROUP OPTIONS →

ACS Supervision of Supervision

For clinicians pursuing the Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS) credential.

Supervision focused on the transition from clinician to supervisor, including gatekeeping, evaluation, ethics, multicultural considerations, supervisory relationships, documentation, and developing your own supervisory philosophy.

  • Supervisor identity & role development

  • Evaluation & feedback

  • Ethics, gatekeeping & risk management

  • Multicultural & systemic considerations

  • Documentation & supervision logs

  • ACS application support

INDIVIDUAL ONLY OPTIONS →

Consultation for licensed therapists

For experienced clinicians who still want somewhere to think.

A space for licensed therapists seeking advanced case consultation, somatic and contemplative perspectives, professional development, or support around the harder questions that arise over a long career.

No licensure requirement.

No developmental hierarchy.

Just thoughtful clinical work with another experienced therapist.

INDIVIDUAL & GROUP OPTIONS →

The therapist is part of the clinical system.

What happens inside us matters. Our urgency. Our anxiety. Our need to help. Our certainty. Our exhaustion. Our attachment to an outcome. The places where we overfunction for clients—and the places where we disappear.

Supervision gives us somewhere to notice these patterns before they begin directing the work. Together we look at the client, the clinical system, and the clinician inside it. The aim is not detachment. It is the capacity to remain deeply engaged without losing yourself.

Supervision can be about accumulating hours.

It can also be about learning how to stay fully yourself while being deeply connected to another human being. My work goes further and aims to help you not just become a better clinician, but build a sustainable way of practicing before depletion becomes the problem.

WHY WORK WITH ME

Ready to grow into your next chapter as a clinician?

Whether you’re beginning the path toward licensure or have been practicing for decades, good supervision gives you somewhere to keep growing.

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Client Words

”I wasn’t sure what to expect but WOW! Jen made everyone feel welcome and for once I got out of a class feeling like ‘I can do this’ and be a better therapist and a more present therapist.”

“Healing, settling, affirming. Exactly the kind of experience our world needs now!”

”Jen Finch is a friend and mentor, and I gain so much from her knowledge, experience and compassion - in and outside of her class. Jen's curriculum stems from a relatable and wholly applicable philosophy that is completely secular. Every frontline worker should give herself this gift!”

“I enjoyed the workshop and my mindful experience. The atmosphere was very conducive to what was being taught and shared. I felt safe and comfortable. Jennifer is a wonderful instructor who compassionately led the group through some tough moments/emotions.”

Practical Information

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  • Who is eligible to work with me?

    I provide clinical supervision for Georgia Associate Professional Counselors (APCs) working toward LPC licensure.

    To begin supervision with me, you will need to have secured an appropriate clinical position where you have regular access to clients and the opportunity to accrue the supervised experience required for licensure.

    Your employment site is separate from Be Here Now Mindfulness. I provide clinical supervision; I do not provide employment, placement, or clients for supervisees.

    Before we begin, we’ll meet for an initial consultation to talk about your clinical setting, professional goals, supervision needs, and whether we’re a good fit for working together.

    INTERESTED IN WORKING TOGETHER? →

  • Individual supervision

    Individual supervision provides dedicated time for case consultation, clinical development, ethics, professional identity, and the particular questions arising in your work.

    Availability is limited and new supervisees are accepted based on fit and current capacity.

    INQUIRE ABOUT INDIVIDUAL SUPERVISION →

    Group supervision

    Small-group supervision offers the opportunity to learn not only from your own clinical work, but from the cases, perspectives, and development of other clinicians.

    Current and upcoming supervision groups are listed with my workshops, trainings, and professional learning opportunities.

    VIEW UPCOMING GROUPS →

  • Individual Clinical Supervision — $175 / 60 minutes

    Supervision appointments are scheduled in advance based on availability. Because I intentionally keep my supervision practice small, individual supervision openings are limited.

    If you anticipate needing supervision for Georgia LPC licensure, I encourage you to reach out before you need to begin accruing supervised hours so we can determine availability and fit.

    Group supervision fees vary by offering and are listed with each group.

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  • Do I need to have a job before beginning supervision?
    Yes. You will need an appropriate clinical position where you have access to clients and can accrue the experience required toward licensure. I provide clinical supervision but do not provide employment or client placement.

    Do you provide virtual supervision?
    Yes. I provide virtual clinical supervision for Georgia Associate Professional Counselors (APCs) throughout the state, allowing us to work together regardless of where you are located in Georgia. Individual supervision is conducted through a secure video platform and is designed to offer the same depth, connection, and thoughtful clinical work as meeting in person.

    Virtual supervision is provided in accordance with Georgia Composite Board requirements for technology-assisted supervision.

    Can I work with you if I’m already licensed?
    Absolutely. Supervision and consultation aren’t only for clinicians working toward licensure. I work with licensed therapists, and other frontline care workers seeking advanced case consultation, greater clinical depth, somatic and contemplative perspectives, or simply a thoughtful place to continue developing their work.

    Do you provide supervision of supervision for the ACS credential?
    Yes. I work with clinicians pursuing the Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS) credential who need supervision of their supervision practice.

    How do I know whether we’re a good fit?
    We begin with a consultation. We’ll talk about where you are professionally, what you’re looking for from supervision, your current clinical setting, and what you hope to develop. Supervision is a relationship; fit matters in both directions.

    Do you sign off on hours completed before we begin working together?
    I can only attest to supervision and clinical experience that falls within the scope of our established supervisory relationship and that I am able to appropriately verify and document.

  • I expect supervisees to come prepared, remain curious, communicate openly, attend consistently, complete required documentation, and be willing to examine both their clinical work and themselves within the work. You don’t need to know everything. You do need to be willing to learn.

  • Be courteous. Use right action. Things come up in life, but respect the process (and me and my time) as well. If cancelling appointments becomes “a thing” then you might want to address why you are in supervision. If ambivalence is something we need to work on, we will certainly address it. Know that I will institute a more heavy-handed cancellation policy when required, but overall online work has allowed for greater flexibility. Usually supervisees are capable of doing the right thing here.