Clinical Supervision
Who Can Supervise?
Navigating the Rules for Supervision
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Per NJCA 13:44G-8.1 in New Jersey, an LSW can be supervised by a professional who is a:
Clinical social worker licensed by the state (LCSW)
Has been an LCSW for a minimum of three years
Completed at least 20 continuing education credits post-graduate coursework related to clinical supervision approved by the board
Rebecka (LCSW, NASW recognized supervisor) holds the appropriate credentials to provide supervision for LSWs.
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Per NJCA 13:34-10.2 & NJCA 13:34-31.1 in New Jersey, an LAC can be supervised by a professional who has:
A clinical license in professional counseling, marriage and family therapy, psychology, psychiatry, or social work for at least three years in the state where services are provided.
4,500 hours of work experience subsequent to holding a clinical license to provide mental health services
A clinical supervisor’s certificate from the National Board for Certified Counselors (NBCC) Center for Credentialing and Education (CCE), or an equivalent clinical supervisor credential recognized by the individual’s respective professional healthcare licensing board, or completed a minimum of three graduate credits in clinical supervision from a regionally accredited institution of higher education
Both Rebecka (LCSW, ACS) and Victoria (LPC, ACS) hold the appropriate credentials to provide supervision for LACs.
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Per NJCA 13:34C-6.2A in New Jersey, qualified clinical supervisors for ADC interns include:
Licensed physicians certified by the American Society of Addiction Medicine or psychiatrists with chemical dependency qualifications or
Licensed clinical professionals (APNs, psychologists, LCSWs, LMFTs, LPCs) who are certified as clinical supervisors by ICRC member boards or
LCADCs who also hold another clinical license, are recognized as qualified supervisors by their licensing board, and have at least three years of clinical experience in alcohol and drug counseling.
Both Rebecka (LCSW, LCADC, CCS) and Victoria (LPC, LCADC, CSS) hold the appropriate credentials to provide supervision for ADC interns.
Supervision Services
We Offer
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One-on-one sessions tailored to the supervisee’s needs, focusing on building counseling competency, ethics development, skill-building, and professional development of both supervisees.
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A collaborative approach where two supervisees share supervision, benefiting from peer learning while still receiving personalized feedback and support. Sessions will focus on building counseling competency, ethics development, skill-building, and professional development of both supervisees.
Please note that triadic supervision availability is dependent on current caseloads and the fit of supervisees.
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A dynamic setting where multiple supervisees engage in discussion, case consultation, and shared learning under the guidance of a clinical supervisor.
Please note that group supervision availability is dependent on current caseloads and the fit of supervisees.
Professional Case Consultation
Professional case consultation is a valuable service for licensed and certified healthcare professionals seeking ongoing growth, ethical clarity, and improved clinical outcomes. Engaging in case consultation offers numerous benefits, including:
Avoiding Theoretical Tunnel Vision: Gain fresh insights by exploring diverse approaches and interventions beyond your usual framework.
Enhancing Risk Management Strategies: Minimize ethical and legal risks through structured discussions and expert guidance.
Receiving an Outside Perspective: Benefit from objective feedback to refine clinical decision-making and improve client care.
At Resilience to Thrive Counseling and Consulting, we provide confidential, collaborative, and solution-focused case consultation services to help professionals navigate complex cases with confidence. Whether you're facing ethical dilemmas, clinical challenges, or seeking professional development, we’re here to support, challenge, and empower you.