Clinical Supervision

Before Licensed Associate Counselors (LACs) are licensed in Arkansas they begin thinking about who would be the best fit for clinical supervision. Sometimes LACs need a change of supervisors because maybe they aren't actually getting what they need out of those sessions. Not all supervisors are created equal. Marissa gives her supervisees more than just what is required. She cares about the supervisee - his or her life - outside of the therapy room. Together, Marissa and her supervisees develop a longevity plan that benefits clients and the LAC. Who do you want to work with? How do you market to those clients if you're in an agency? Are there other options besides agency work? If you're in an agency how do you protect yourself from burn out, look to the future, and love the work you're doing right now?

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Those are just some of the things Marissa and her supervisees process through. It's not just about clinical issues, but a full discovery of likes, dislikes, development, growth, challenges and successes. Marissa offers unique opportunities to her supervisees like retreats and full day seminars to bring an intensive and refreshing change to supervision hours.

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Here are some of the things Marissa's supervisees have said about supervision with her.