Clinical Supervision
for Associate Professional Counselors in Georgia and Texas
Not Accepting New Supervisees until Fall 2025
Clinical Supervision is provided to professionals who are working towards professional licensure. Supervisees are license eligible or currently hold an APC license in the state of Georgia. All supervision provided by Certified Professional Counselor Supervisor (CPCS) and Approved Clinical Supervisor (ACS).
Clinical supervision is about growth. Personal and Professional Growth. Clinical supervision involves the evaluation of clinical skills and professional development growth through discussion of the ethical, cultural, and emotional implications of current and hypothetical clients. Emphasis is placed on evaluation of workplace stressors, individual differences and theoretical orientations while exploring how each of these characteristics show up in therapy sessions. Aside from mental health concerns, many clients present for therapy services to address family of origin issues, unrealized personal deficits, and due to dealing with life transitions and associated challenges. Ongoing feedback will be provided to the supervisee with a one to one annual review of goals and progress occurring each September. LPC candidates who are within 6 months of licensure may also explore the characteristics of building a solo private practice. Supervision services provided by Rayvene Whatley, LPC.
Group Supervision
2 – hour supervision group available on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month. Each group holds a maximum of 6 members. Consistent attendance is required.
Individual Supervision
50 – minute sessions available to 1 or 2 persons by appointment. Biweekly attendance required for supervisees not enrolled in group supervision. Services are available in office or online.
Of course clinical supervision is a requirement to obtain your professional license. However it is so much more. Supervision is your space to hone your skills, to feel free to experiment with and develop your clinical style. It is a safe space to navigate the “how tos” of professional counseling or social work. Supervision is also your introduction to clinical consultation, an experience that will continue throughout your professional career.
Rayvéne Whatley
Credentials
- LPC – Licensed Professional Counselor (Georgia, Louisiana, Texas)
- LPC-S– Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor (Louisiana, Texas)
- TLHT – Licensed Mental Health Counselor (Florida)
- TLC – Professional Counselor Telehealth Provider (South Carolina)
- NCC – National Certified Counselor
- MAC – Master Addiction Counselor
- ACS – Approved Clinical Supervisor
- CCATP – Certified Clinical Anxiety Treatment Provider
- CPCS – Certified Professional Counselor Supervisor
- Certified PREPARE/ENRICH Facilitator
- Emotion Focused Couples Therapy Externship Trained
- Postpartum Support International (PSI) and 2020 Mom Maternal Mental Health Trained
- EMDR Trained
Supervision Credentials
- CPCS – Certified Professional Counselor Supervisor – Georgia
- ACS – Approved Clinical Supervisor
Areas of Clinical Competency
Topics of interest are centered on the nine areas of competency required by the Georgia Composite Board of Professional Counselors, Social Workers, and Marriage and Family Therapists.
Content Areas
(I) Human Growth and Development
(II) Multicultural Counseling or Diversity Training
(III) Counseling Techniques or Skills
(IV) Group Dynamics and Group Counseling/Psychotherapy
(V) Lifestyle and Career Development
(VI) Appraisal/Assessment of Individuals
(VII) Research Methods and Evaluation
(VIII) Professional Orientation and Ethics
(IX) Psychopathology
Discussion Topics
Balance between personal and professional life
Building a private practice
Case Conceptualization
Ethics/Integrity
Evaluation and Diagnosis
Leadership
Assessment
Journey toward licensure
Professional Development
Secondary Traumatization
Self-care
Treatment Planning and Intervention
Working in Residential Treatment
Areas of Discussion
Mood disorders
Anxiety
Stress Management
Multicultural Concerns
SUDs
Trauma
Professional Identity is an extremely important component of clinical supervision. Your experiences as a supervised clinician will largely influence your perspectives for clinical practice. The early stages of your career are your opportunity to get the “on the job training” and recognize your strengths and areas of interest in a safe and supportive environment.
Schedule a Clinical Supervision Consultation Today
Consultation is required to begin clinical supervision with Certified Professional Counselor Supervisor (CPCS) whether receiving supervision online or onsite in Atlanta, Georgia. At this time we will discuss your goals and expectations as well as what I offer as a supervisor. This is your opportunity to ask questions, discuss concerns, and evaluate your ability to participate prior to committing. We will also discuss individual and group expectations.
Not Accepting New Supervisees until Fall 2025
