If you're pursuing your LPC or LPCC in Minnesota and you're already drawn to body-based, somatic work, cognitive therapy only supervision can feel like a mismatch. You end up translating your own clinical instincts into a language that isn't quite yours. This is supervision built for clinicians who don't need to make that translation.
Clinical Supervision for Somatic Therapy Oriented Clinicians
BBHT BOARD APPROVED SUPERVISION, GROUNDED IN SOMATIC THERAPY
I am a Board Approved Supervisor with the Minnesota Board of Behavioral Health and Therapy, qualified to supervise the LPC and LPCC pathways to licensure, including LPC, LPCC General Method, and LPCC Conversion Method. My clinical foundation is in Brainspotting, Somatic Experiencing, and Polyvagal Theory, and that lens shapes how I supervise, not just what I've studied.
If you're building a practice that takes the nervous system seriously, supervision should too.
WHO IS THIS FOR?
This supervision offering is intended for pre-licensed counselors in Minnesota pursuing LPC or LPCC licensure who are already drawn to, trained in, or actively working within a somatic approach to clinical practice. You don't need to hold a Brainspotting certification to apply, but you should be oriented toward body-based, nervous system informed work rather than a strictly cognitive or behavioral model.
AVAILABLE OPTIONS - INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP SUPERVISION
Supervision is offered in two connected formats:
Individual supervision meets one-to-one, with cadence set collaboratively based on where you are in your licensure timeline.
Group supervision meets in a small cohort of up to four clinicians every two weeks, giving you a consistent space to think through cases alongside peers who share your clinical orientation.
Minnesota requires that at least half of your supervision hours be individual, so these two formats can work separate or together depending on your needs.
FORMAT AND DELIVERY
Sessions are available in person or by live video, which Minnesota treats as equivalent to in-person supervision for licensure purposes. Wherever you are in the state, this makes consistent, high quality supervision genuinely accessible.
Individual supervision: $100 per one-hour session
Group supervision: $100 per person, per two-hour session
FINANCIAL INVESTMENT
How To Begin Your License Process
Because I keep group cohorts small and intentional, I meet with every prospective supervisee before starting, to make sure this is the right fit for where you are in your training and your clinical orientation.