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Boedecker Counseling Services offers clinical supervision for Florida Registered Mental Health Counselor Interns working toward licensure: a space for professional growth, clinical guidance, and reflective practice.
If you are a clinician interested in supervision, you are welcome to contact the practice to talk about your goals and whether working together could be a good fit.
Clinical supervision is a professional relationship that supports a clinician’s growth. It offers a place to think through clinical work with an experienced colleague, strengthen clinical skills and professional judgment, and consider the ethical side of practice.
Supervision is a professional service for clinicians. It is separate from the counseling the practice offers to clients, and it is not counseling or therapy for the supervisee. If you are looking for counseling for yourself, please see the practice’s counseling services. Explore counseling services.
Supervision is shaped around each clinician’s goals. Themes it can explore include:
Making sense of a client’s concerns, history, and goals, and how that understanding can guide the work.
Thinking through ethical questions and professional responsibilities as they come up in practice.
Reflecting on your own clinical work, reactions, and growth, and on the kind of clinician you want to become.
Building confidence in your clinical decisions and the judgment behind them.
Clinical supervision at the practice supports Florida Registered Mental Health Counselor Interns who are working toward licensure as mental health counselors. Other developing clinicians who want guidance in their professional growth are also welcome to ask whether supervision could be a fit.
Whether supervision with the practice fits your situation, including your stage of training and your goals, is something to discuss when you inquire. Supervision can count toward licensure only when the applicable Florida Board requirements are met, so please confirm the requirements that apply to you.
Reach out by phone or email to say you are interested in clinical supervision.
Describe your professional background and what you are hoping to gain from supervision. Please do not include identifying client information.
Talk with the practice about whether supervision is a good fit and what an arrangement could look like.
QS stands for Florida Qualified Supervisor. Megan is a Florida Qualified Supervisor, authorized to supervise Registered Mental Health Counselor Interns toward licensure, and she provides clinical supervision at the practice. Learn more about her background and how she works in her biography.
Read Megan’s biography — Megan Boedecker profileFlorida Registered Mental Health Counselor Interns working toward licensure are welcome to contact the practice, as are other developing clinicians interested in supervision for their professional growth. Whether supervision is a good fit depends on your training, role, and goals, which you can discuss when you inquire.
For Florida Registered Mental Health Counselor Interns, supervision with a Florida Qualified Supervisor may count toward the requirements for licensure as a mental health counselor when the applicable Florida Board requirements are met. Megan Boedecker is a Florida Qualified Supervisor.
Whether specific supervision hours are accepted depends on the Board’s rules and your individual circumstances, so the practice cannot guarantee that hours will be approved. Please review the current requirements that apply to you, and ask about your situation when you inquire.
Arrangements are discussed directly with the practice when you inquire, based on your goals and what fits both of you. Details such as format, scheduling, and fees are not listed on this website.
Supervision can include topics such as case conceptualization, ethical decision-making, reflective practice, professional development, and building clinical confidence. The focus depends on your goals.
Contact the practice by phone or email and mention that you are interested in clinical supervision. Ordinary email is not a secure channel, so please do not include identifying client information.
Contact the practice to talk about your professional goals and whether supervision could be a good fit.