LCSW Supervision in Colorado

Our supervision approach is…

Relational

We’ll dive deep into the relational aspects of therapy and how to deepen your relationship with clients.

Somatic

We use Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, a body-focused talk therapy, in our practice and will help you deepen your skills in this model.

Empowering

We’ll focus on how to help you feel as confident as possible as a therapist.

Tailored

We’ll explore what feels present for you each week and focus on your goals as a therapist.

Supervision Details

Schedule: We will find a time based on our mutual availability, Monday-Thursday 8am-5pm.

Rates: Contact us to discuss individual supervision rates. Stoney Ridge Counseling does not offer group supervision at this time.

Location: Stoney Ridge Counseling office or virtually via Zoom.

Eligibility: LSWs and LPCCs in the state of Colorado working towards licensure.

Our Supervisors

Nicole Versaw, Denver therapist

Clinical Specialties:

  • Relationship issues

  • Attachment trauma

  • Perfectionism

  • Anxiety

  • Self-esteem

Modalities:

  • Sensorimotor Psychotherapy

  • Interpersonal Therapy

  • Art/Sandtray Therapy

  • DBT

Clinical Specialties:

  • Intimacy & connection

  • Attachment trauma

  • Helping professionals & therapists

  • Men’s issues

Modalities:

  • Sensorimotor Psychotherapy

  • Interpersonal Therapy

  • EMDR

Ready to get started?

FAQs about LCSW Supervision

  • During supervision, we will discuss a variety of topics, such as:

    • Case conceptualization and treatment planning

    • Ethical dilemmas and decision-making

    • Boundaries and professional relationships with clients

    • Interventions and evidence-based practices

    • Self-reflection and the feedback on your clinical approach

    • Private practice support

  • In Colorado, you are required to complete at least 96 hours of clinical supervision, with at least 48 hours being individual supervision (face-to-face) with a licensed LCSW supervisor. The remaining hours can be group supervision or other forms of supervision as determined by the supervisor. These hours must be distributed evenly over 24 months.

  • LCSW supervision refers to the professional guidance and oversight provided by a licensed and experienced clinical social worker to someone working toward their LCSW license. The purpose is to ensure that the individual develops the necessary clinical skills, ethical standards, and competence required for independent practice.

  • Start by reaching out to schedule a 15-minute consultation where we will answer any questions you have and see if we’re the right fit for working together in a supervisory relationship.