Clinical Supervision and Licensure Groups

Online group supervision for associate and pre-licensed clinicians working toward licensure, along with supervision-focused groups for licensed therapists.

Groups listed

21

How often they meet

Mostly biweekly

11 biweekly, 9 weekly, 1 monthly

Cost per session

$25–$100

Median $80 across 16 groups that list a price

21 Supervision & licensure groups listed

  • Weekly

    Approved Clinical Supervision Group

    Susan Scalone, LCPC, ACS

    Monday · 4:45PM - 6:15PM ET

    Looking for a supportive community to help you grow and excel in your personal or professional life? Join our online Supervision Group today! Our Supervision Group offers a safe and confidential space for individuals to explore their goals, challenges, and successes with the support and guidance of like-minded peers. Led by experienced professionals, our group focuses on providing feedback, encouragement, and accountability to help you achieve your goals.

    Case ConsultSupervisionTelehealthPrivate Practice
    Contact for price
  • Weekly

    ATR and LPC Clinical Supervision Group

    Mike Fogel, MA, ATR-BC, LPC

    Monday · 6:45PM - 8:15PM ET

    Need to accrue supervision hours towards your Art Therapy Registration (ATR) or Pennsylvania Professional Counseling License (LPC)? Group size is capped at 6 participants. This supervision group meets for 90 minutes (1.5 hours) weekly on an ongoing basis, with rolling admission and “graduation” (termination). Participants may continue to attend the group beyond the acquisition of their desired credential, as long as they continue to find the group support beneficial. New participants may enroll whenever space is available. The content of the supervision group will be largely shaped and maintained by the participants. Best practice group supervision requires that all group members have the opportunity for a round-robin check-in regarding any urgent clinical issues; this should take around a half-hour or less. The remining time in the session provides opportunities for longer-form exploration of clinical issues by at least two participants. Topics commonly explored may include (but are certainly not limited to): case presentations about client processes and needs, case management, participants’ response art and countertransference, requested supervisor presentations on relevant topics/skills, professional identity and challenges, coworker dynamics/site issues, countertransference, ethics, social justice and DEI issues, and how to market and build a private practice, etc.

    Case ConsultLicensureSupervision
    $75
  • Weekly

    Brainspotting Consultation

    LaToya Nicole Edwards, LCSW, BCD

    Wednesday

    Latoya is the first woman, person of color, and individual in Hampton Roads, Virginia, trained in Brainspotting. She is also the first and only person in Virginia who has received personal training from the developer of Brainspotting, Dr. David Grand. Latoya provides individual and group consultations for licensed-eligible and licensed therapists, which include case analysis, Brainspotting technique reviews, and discussion/question reviews. Sessions last between 60 to 90 minutes, and she offers individual/group clinical supervision on a weekly and/or bi-weekly basis.

    TraumaPTSDSupervisionCase Consult
    $100
  • Biweekly

    CA Supervision Group: Anxiety, Depression, Trauma

    Shardae L Collins

    Thursday · 3:00PM - 5:00PM PT

    Are you in need of supervision hours? I am running a monthly supervision group virtually starting Thursday January 9th from 3pm-5pm. Depending on need this group may be a biweekly group. This will be an opportunity to get support and feed back on cases your work on. I have experience working with individual across the lifespan which include: veterans, homeless population, foster youth, immigrants, and crisis intervention. This is also an opportunity to get support around burn-out and compassion fatigue. Please feel free to reach out and lean more about the group and myself.

    AnxietyDepressionTraumaPTSD
    $50
  • Weekly

    Clinical Social Work & Counseling Group Supervision

    Sara Varga LCSW-C

    Tuesday · 12:00PM - 1:00PM ET

    Our clinical director Sara Varga brings a wealth of experience from a variety of work place settings along with a sense of humility to her supervision style. She has a CBT/DBT orientation (is intensively trained from Behavior Tech) and over 2 decades of expertise in adolescent therapy, SUD and DV treatment, wilderness & higher levels of care treatment, and much more. Beyond focusing on case conceptualization and interventions, she also incorporates development of the self-as-therapist. She addresses themes of compassion & burnout fatigue, resiliency, and career development to make this work sustainable!

    DBTCBTSupervision
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  • Biweekly

    Consultation for Masters level Social Workers

    Sarah Wells, LCSW

    Supervision and consultation for social workers, emphasizing clinical practice and professional growth within agency and non-profit settings.

    SupervisionCase ConsultEthicsTrauma
    Contact for price
  • Biweekly

    DBT Consultation Group

    Rena Semertzidis, LCSW

    Tuesday

    I am offering a bi-weekly virtual DBT skills consultation group for clinicians looking for collaborate support in their work with adults (potentially adolescents), as well as seeking to strengthen their use of DBT skills. Group follows DBT consult model in that I will lead us in a mindfulness practice to start, with discussion about practice. We will then leave time for case discussions, and/or specific questions and requests for skills/module review. High risk case discussions will be prioritized. *Time and day of group are subject to change based on participants availability* Happy to share more about myself, as well as to connect for individual supervision work. Feel free to contact!

    DBTMindfulnessTraumaPrivate Practice
    Contact for price
  • Weekly

    DBT Training Consultation Team

    Eliza Hecht

    Tuesday · 11:15AM - 12:30PM ET

    This team is for clinicians interested in deepening their DBT knowledge and applying it to clients. It is essentially group supervision in the format of an adherent DBT consultation team. Eliza Hecht leads it, and she has extensive training and experience in providing DBT, as well as in supervising new DBT clinicians. The goal is to provide high-quality training in DBT. Members must have completed a DBT Foundational training through Behavioral Tech (or the equivalent), or be interested in beginning one upon joining the team. We are happy to provide more guidance about how to pursue this. Fee is $65, with scholarship spots available based on financial need.

    DBTCase ConsultSupervisionEarly Career
    $65
  • Biweekly

    Early Career Clinician Consultation Group

    Brittany Becker, LMHC, LPC

    Tuesday

    This group is designed for newly-practicing mental health providers seeking insight, support, and experience in a process-oriented setting. Participants will work on enhancing their identities as counselors and will receive support for common feelings that new clinicians often encounter, such as perfectionism, the urge to fix, boundary blurring, challenges in achieving work/life balance, and imposter syndrome. Members will have a safe environment to consult with one another on difficult client cases and to receive constructive feedback. This is an opportunity for practitioners to experience being part of a group while also learning about group facilitation and dynamics. The group meets online every two weeks.

    Early CareerGroup TherapySupervisionSelf-Care
    $80
  • Biweekly

    Group Supervision for Clinicians in Private Practice

    Rachel Damin, LMHC, LPC, MSEd.

    Monday · 12:00PM - 2:00PM ET

    12-session supervision group for clinicians who are in private practice and looking to engage in case consultation, receive clinical guidance and connect with other therapists in a supportive environment. o Meets biweekly on Mondays, 12:00PM – 2:00PM via zoom (possibility for in-person in Midtown Manhattan based on interest!) o Starts April 14th, 2025 o Small group setting for meaningful engagement o $100 per session *Sliding Scale Available! What You’ll Gain: · Confidence in working with complex cases · In-depth case consultation · Exploration of transference & countertransference in client relationships · Strengthening of clinical identity & skills · Guidance on navigating clinical boundaries · A supportive community of clinicians · An environment that is challenging & motivating Meet your group leader: Rachel Damin, LMHC, LPC, MSEd. Rachel (she/her) is a psychotherapist based in New York City licensed in the states of New York & New Jersey. She specializes in working with eating disorders, obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), relationship issues, sex & love addiction (SLAA) and clients who identify as sex workers. Rachel identifies as an eclectic therapist who blends elements of psychodynamic therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, and mindfulness-based strategies in her work. Rachel creates a safe, playful environment for case consultation and supervision to help you defeat impostor syndrome, hone your clinical skills, and feel confident working with every client. If you have any questions, curiosities, or would like to hop on a call to chat more, please reach out via email!

    PsychodynamicPrivate PracticeSupervisionCase Consult
    $100
  • Weekly

    Let's Talk about Sex: Clinical Supervision Group

    Dr. Ali Shames-Dawson, PhD

    Tuesday

    Sexuality inevitably arises in our clinical work, often influencing both patient and clinician in ways that may be subtle but powerful. These moments can evoke complex emotions, including shame, vulnerability, and uncertainty, which when unexamined, may lead to impasses, ruptures, or ethical dilemmas. This is compounded by the fact that many training programs do not adequately cover sexuality as a clinical theme or issue. This supervision group is designed to provide a supportive and thoughtful space where clinicians from all backgrounds can deepen their understanding of the complex ways that sexuality, sexual issues, and related dynamics may appear in treatment.

    Sex/RelationshipsEthicsCase ConsultSupervision
    $90
  • Monthly

    Professional Case Consultation Group

    Stephanie Vlad, MA, LPA

    Friday · 12:00PM - 1:30PM ET

    Join our Monthly Professional's Case Consultation Group, meeting on the first Friday of each month from 12:00 to 1:30 PM at @lemontreeembodimentstudio. Bring your lunch or participate in our take-out order as we staff cases, provide support, and discuss various challenges faced by solo wellness entrepreneurs. If you're interested in joining, please message us. The cost is $25.

    Case ConsultSupervisionPrivate PracticeBusiness Dev
    $25
  • Biweekly

    Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Consultation Group

    Redmond Reams, PhD, PsyD

    Thursday

    I offer psychodynamic consultation to a group of experienced therapists focusing on adult cases. Our meetings take place on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays from September to May.

    PsychodynamicSupervisionCase ConsultTrauma
    Contact for price
  • Weekly

    Supervision for LMSW's & LGPC's

    Katelyn P. Trentalange

    Wednesday · 6:30PM - 7:30PM ET

    Group supervision for individuals with LMSW's and LGPC's to deepen understanding and enhance skills of clinical practice. This group will be led by Katelyn Trentalange, MSW, LCSW-C, who is an approved supervisor by both the Maryland Board of Social Work Examiners and the Maryland Board of Professional Counselors & Therapists.

    SupervisionEarly Career
    $50
  • Biweekly

    Supervision in Practice

    Jennifer Petty, LMHC

    Tuesday · 1:00PM - 2:30PM PT

    Supervision in Practice is an ongoing, small-group space for therapists who provide clinical supervision. We bring the questions, dilemmas, and experiences that arise in our supervisory work and think about them together with other supervisors. Our conversations might include: - A supervisee whose clinical judgment concerns you - Giving difficult feedback without damaging the supervisory relationship - Balancing support with accountability - Supervising someone whose clinical style is very different from your own - Working with dependency, avoidance, defensiveness, or overconfidence - Knowing when to teach and when to let a supervisee find their own way - The evaluative responsibilities of being a supervisor - Boundaries, authority, and responsibility - What to make of your own frustration, anxiety, protectiveness, or investment in a supervisee - Navigating the overlap between the supervisor and employer roles - Managing situations where clinical judgment, workplace expectations, and organizational policies collide - Setting boundaries when a supervisee's needs as an employee and their needs as a developing clinician pull in different directions - The moments when supervision doesn't seem to be working—and figuring out why

    Supervision
    $30
  • Biweekly

    Supervision/Consultation Group for Therapists

    Dr. Lindsey Randol

    Tuesday · 10:00AM - 11:30AM MT

    This group is for therapists who want to explore the relational dynamics and transference/countertransference in their work and lives. It’s a place to build community with other professionals. The group is led by Lindsey Randol, PsychD, LPC-S. Dr. Randol is a Core Associate Professor in the Mindfulness-Based Transpersonal Master’s program at Naropa University. Trained in London, her work focuses on relational psychoanalysis, critical psychology, and postmodern approaches to psychotherapy.

    SupervisionCase Consult
    $70
  • Biweekly

    Therapist Consultation Group

    Sarah Kincheloe, LCSW, LCSW-S

    Biweekly consultation group for fully licensed therapists, focusing on case consultation, skill development, and discussions of ethical issues.

    Case ConsultEthicsSupervisionTrauma
    $80
  • Biweekly

    Therapists' Consultation Group

    Rebecca Compton, LPC, NCC

    Wednesday

    As we gain insights into ourselves, we enhance our skills as therapists. This training group focuses on professional development for psychotherapists and includes case consultation and group process. It is open to both fully licensed therapists and those in training. Participants who are LPCs in training can count these hours toward their supervision requirements. Rebecca Compton, a Certified Group Psychotherapist, has received additional intensive training from the Center for Group Studies in New York City. The group convenes on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of each month via Secure Video, and therapists from out of state are encouraged to join.

    Case ConsultSupervisionGroup TherapyTrauma
    $80
  • Weekly

    Training Group for Therapists and Other Mental Health Practitioners

    Katherine J Mitchell, PsyD, CGP, ABPP

    Thursday · 9:30AM - 11:00AM ET

    This group is experiential with a focus on enhancing awareness through sharing of personal histories and communicating in the present moment, within the group process and evolving group relationships. A Training Group offers benefits such as clinical flexibility and depth, clarity of transference and countertransference dynamics and increasing comfort with intense emotionality, spontaneity, and conflict resolution. It is also an opportunity for camaraderie and community. All members meet with me individually for a consultation prior to joining the group. The consultation is typically 1 to 2 sessions.

    Business DevSupervisionCase ConsultSelf-Care
    $90
  • Weekly

    Training Group for Therapists and Other Mental Health Practitioners

    Katherine J Mitchell, PsyD, CGP, ABPP

    Wednesday · 11:00AM - 12:30PM ET

    This group is experiential with a focus on enhancing awareness through sharing of personal histories and communicating in the present moment, within the group process and evolving group relationships. A Training Group offers benefits such as clinical flexibility and depth, clarity of transference and countertransference dynamics and increasing comfort with intense emotionality, spontaneity, and conflict resolution. It is also an opportunity for camaraderie and community. All members meet with me individually for a consultation prior to joining the group. The consultation is typically 1 to 2 sessions.

    SupervisionCase ConsultBusiness DevSelf-Care
    $90
  • Biweekly

    Virtual Clinical Psychotherapy Group Supervision

    Kristen Crowe, LPCC, BC-DMT

    Monday · 6:30PM - 8:30PM PT

    Build Your Professional Community. Group supervision is a place where you can meet with individuals who can offer you unique perspectives, get you out of your own head, and share resources. Talk with colleagues and get grounded in your field, tease apart countertransference issues, get support on difficult cases, and make it affordable because you’re sharing the cost of the supervision hours. It is so great to receive support and feedback from a group of clinicians who are also LGBTQ+ affirming, anti-oppressive, and anti-racist. All while building a professional network.

    SupervisionLicensureCase ConsultNetworking
    $95

What is group clinical supervision?

Group supervision brings several supervisees together with a qualified supervisor to review cases, ethics, documentation, and professional development. For pre-licensed clinicians it is often a lower-cost way to gain supervised hours alongside individual supervision.

Licensing requirements differ by state and by license type, including whether group supervision counts, how many group hours count, and who may supervise. Check your state board’s rules before relying on a group for licensure hours.

How to choose a group

  • Confirm the supervisor holds the credential your state board requires (for example, an approved supervisor designation).
  • Ask whether hours will be documented and signed in the format your board uses.
  • Check whether your board accepts virtual group supervision.
  • Look for a group that includes clinicians on a similar license track.

Common questions

Does group supervision count toward my license?
It depends on your state and license. Many boards allow a portion of supervision hours to be completed in a group, often with limits on group size. Your state licensing board is the authority.

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