Clinical Supervision Services For LPC-Associates in Texas
Taking that first step as an LPC-Associate in Texas can feel equal parts exciting and completely overwhelming. Moving from graduate school theory to the real-world chair brings a steep learning curve—and you shouldn't have to navigate Texas board regulations, heavy cases, or private practice questions on your own.
“As an LPC-Supervisor, my goal is to give you a grounded, supportive space where you can ask the hard questions, process tough sessions, and build real confidence in your clinical intuition.”
-Jenni
Supervision isn't just about logging your required hours—it's a collaborative partnership designed to help you step out of self-doubt and into your full potential as a practitioner.
What You Can Expect In Supervision
Real Case Guidance: Deep dives into your actual cases, practical interventions, and how to stay grounded when client work gets complex.
Texas Rules & Board Compliance: Plain-English guidance on BHEC rules, ethical boundaries, and paperwork so you can practice with total peace of mind.
Building Your Clinical Identity: Space to figure out who you are as a therapist, find your niche, and establish a sustainable career without burning out.
Requirements for a Positive Supervision Experience
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Interview your potential LPC-S carefully. Always refer to the LPC Rules when in doubt and keep good records.
I honor my work with new counselors and see my role as a collaborator, teacher, consultant, administrator (to help with all the paperwork and documentation required for licensure), and partner in this shared journey.
During the supervision process, LPC-associates will develop their counseling skills and theoretical knowledge, learn best ethical practices, gain practical clinical tools, and develop personally and professionally through self-reflection, group work, quality supervision, and experiential exercises.
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LPC-Associates should know the requirements for obtaining licensure as set forth by The Texas State Board of Examiners.
Applicants in Texas must complete a supervised work (Associate) experience of 3,000 clock hours, and that experience must be under the direction of a board-approved supervisor.
Jenni Berry, LPC-S, provides individual and group supervision for those who have completed a graduate degree in counseling and want to become a Licensed Professional Counselor in Texas.
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• A strong ethical and moral foundation. Please know your Texas Board Rules.
• Someone who accepts responsibility, is dedicated and respectful of the supervisor-supervisee relationship, has effective time management skills, and is willing to ask questions.
• Someone who understands that the supervisor-supervisee relationship can be cancelled for any reason by either party at any time if it is not working out.
• Maintains accurate records of logged hours, supervised hours, and supervision notes. You may use a dedicated electronic system such as Time2Track or an Excel spreadsheet.
• Obtains insurance. There are several options available, such as HPSO, American Professional Agency, and CPH.
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LPC Supervision is $400 per month for 4 hours of supervision per month, scheduled once a week. The monthly fee is charged at the beginning of each month. The supervision fee includes the following:
• Individual weekly sessions
• Group supervision
• Virtual tele-supervision is available
• Phone consultations between sessions when needed
• Feedback and guidance on counseling techniques, diagnosis and assessments, and ethical compliance
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• Copy of current resume
• Copy of Master’s level transcript
• Copy of Professional Liability/Malpractice Insurance (if already purchased)
• Copy of NCE results with a satisfactory score (if already taken)

