Hope+Wellness

Clinical Supervision

Connect with a mentor and supervisor — feel confident, effective, and supported in your growth
provide therapy that is genuine, authentic & high quality

We are passionate about training, supervising, and mentoring the future generation of clinicians

At Hope+Wellness, we provide clinical supervision for pre-licensed LPC counseling residents, MSWs, and psychology externs and interns working toward licensure in VA, MD, DC, GA, and NY.

We provide supervision that is:

  • evidence-based and integrative, incorporating approaches such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), mindfulness, and interpersonal therapy

  • tailored to you and your interests

  • kind, compassionate, and supportive while challenging you to become the fullest version of yourself as a clinician

  • developmentally meeting you wherever you are at

  • culturally sensitive and responsive

  • for clients across the lifespan (kids, teens, young adults, adults)

Clinical Supervisors

Counseling Residents

Psychology Externs and Interns

MSW

Feel confident, effective, and supported

As supervisors, we are not only passionate about training, but also in mentoring you in your development.

We teach, mentor, and supervise trainees, pre-licensed counseling residents, doctoral candidates, and psychologists whose values align with ours — emerging clinicians who genuinely care, are conscientious and organized, and who are passionate about the craft of therapy.

Our greatest intention is for you to develop skills to feel even more comfortable, confident, and effective —supported to find and develop your authentic voice. In supervision with us, you will not only feel cared for as a clinician, but also as a person.

Develop your voice

We were once trainees and supervisees and so we understand how hard it is to find a supervisor who truly cares — someone who doesn’t intrude on your process while also helping you feel supported — someone to help you find your own voice and confidence in any clinical situation. We provide the supervision that we sought once as trainees. You are more than a supervisee to us — you are someone we genuinely care for; we want to contribute to your growth and development and to see you thrive.

Supervision Formats

individual supervision

  • time that is individualized to your interests and needs

  • flexible scheduling

  • 1 hour/week or as needed

group supervision

  • feel connected to others

  • learn, gain perspective and feedback on cases in community

  • more affordable pricing

  • maximum 5 supervisees

  • 1 hour/week at the same date and time

  • ongoing groups

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