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See Full Profile	Amy C Person, L.P.C. Professional Counselor
	I work collaboratively with my clients and utilize multiple techniques to create a holistic approach for personal growth and healing. Add to Favorites 1613-B West 6th Street Austin Tx 78703 t: view phone 512-494-9977 w: http://www.persontherapy.com http://www.persontherapy.com e: send email

 

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See Full Profile	Deborah Guariguata Social Worker
	I have had a psychotherapy practice for over 20 years specializing in anxiety disorders, depression, OCD, relationship and family issues. My approach to therapy is to create a supportive , safe envi ... » Add to Favorites 1015 Bee Cave Woods Dr. Ste. 204 Austin Tx 78746 t: view phone 512-328-3379 e: send email

 

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See Full Profile	Penny Kruger, LCSW Social Worker
	I have been in practice for 14 years treating men and women who are struggling with impulsive behavior patterns. My experience has included many specialty issues, including anger management, self inju ... » Add to Favorites Penny Kruger, LCSW Professional Association 5808 Balcones Suite 200 Austin tx 78759 t: view phone 5128489430 e: send email

 

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See Full Profile	Darcie DeShazo, LCSW Social Worker
	I work with clients on issues including, but not limited to depression, anxiety, trauma, stress, and relationship issues. My approach is collaborative, relational, and strengths-based. Add to Favorites 9501 Capital of Texas Highway Suite 105 Austin TX 78759 t: view phone 512-895-9556 e: send email

 

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See Full Profile	Jan Carlson, M.Ed. LPC Professional Counselor
	I am a Junigan orientated psychotherapist, meaning, I am trained to work with symbols and dreams. I work with individual adults. My practice is close to Central Market South, and I prefer that we m ... » Add to Favorites 2312 Western Trails Austin Texas 78745 t: view phone 512-306-1488 w: http://Jancarlsontherapy.com http://Jancarlsontherapy.com e: send email

 

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See Full Profile	Gianna Viola, LCSW Social Worker
	If you choose to pursue therapy with me, I will support you through the process in a way that respects your individual strengths and your specific needs. With a sincere and supportive style, I will wo ... » Add to Favorites 4412 Burnet Road Austin TX 78756 t: view phone (512)585-4518 w: my website my website e: send email

 

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See Full Profile	Vanessa Joy, LPC-S PsyD Professional Counselor
	Add to Favorites Joy Psychology 2525 Wallingwood Drive, Building 7D, Suite 704 Austin TX 78746 t: view phone 512 610 0611 w: www.joypsychology.com www.joypsychology.com e: send email

 

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See Full Profile	Joan M. Offerle, PhD Psychologist
	I specialize in stress, grief, trauma, and dissociation in the adult population. Other adult issues, such as relationships, transitions, growing in healthy directions are also addressed in my practic ... » Add to Favorites Joan M. Offerle, PhD, Psychologist 4131 Spicewood Springs, N5 Austin TX 78759 t: view phone 512-346-2044 e: send email

 

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See Full Profile	Louis Laves-Webb, LCSW LPC Social Worker
	My approach is caring, receptive and candid. As a counselor, I tend to be light-hearted, while at the same time, serious and sincere. I look for individual strengths and consider the person, the envi ... » Add to Favorites Louis Laves-Webb 601. West 18th Street Austin Texas 78701 t: view phone use email e: send email

 

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See Full Profile	Sue Ann Snyder, LCSW Social Worker
	We heal and grow within relationships, this is one of my strongest beliefs. Counseling helps us deepen connections with others because we learn to know ourselves more deeply. Regaining this sense of ... » Add to Favorites 3625 Manchaca Road, Suite 202 Austin TX 78704 t: view phone 512-484-7902 e: send email

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Supervision for Therapists - Licensed Professional Counselor

Austin supervision sessions can cover a variety of topics may be explored, such as ethics, legal issues, assessment, techniques of counseling, and application of theories. Supervisors sometimes ask supervisees to bring case notes and/or videotaped client sessions for discussion. If appropriate, supervision groups of therapists in Austin may also discuss issues related to starting and maintaining a private practice.

The relationship between a supervisor and supervisee allows the supervisor to model techniques and provide ideas that the supervisee may then apply in his or her sessions with clients. It also provides supervisees an opportunity to gain insight into transference and countertransferance reactions that occur in sessions with clients.

Whether you're working toward licensure to become a social worker, licensed marriage and family therapist, psychologist, or licensed professional counselor in Austin, you must meet the requirements of a Texas licensing board for your supervision. Supervisors provide feedback, guidance, and support for beginning therapists. In Austin many supervisors offer both group and individual supervision on a weekly basis.

Information about Supervision

You can find lists of eligible supervisors for therapists in Austin, Texas by visiting the website of the Texas State Health Services. This site also provides information for mental health practitioners who want to become supervisors.